What a pretty sparrow- so formal looking.
Do you like my crown?
Here's a view of the top. Now I'm wondering what it is with the sparrows wanting to feed and pose next to this crummy can of starting fluid, tossed to the ground and LEFT THERE by a husband named Art. Some might say it adds a splash of color to the sand and gravel. (that would be Art). Others (me) say it looks like we're the trashy neighbors everyone seems to have. Either way, darn near every good sparrow picture I've gotten in the last two weeks has been next to this can. I was going to pick it up, but maybe I should just leave it a while.
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Now there's one I've never seen before!
Oh- and, you should see our yard...we'd never make it in the suburbs! :)
Deb- I'm starting to think it's a lucky HEET can! I just need an excuse to leave the junk where it is. :)
"Touch that can and lose your fingers!"
LOL!
I've just seen two lifers from you this morning. The white-crowned sparrow is very pretty!
Mary- Yes, I think the can will stay until spring migration is over. ;)
The white-crowned sparrow looks very tidy and regal doesn't he?
This cracked me up. I just walked around the side of our house today and found my hubby's 'staging' area for his yard projects. I haven't been back there in a long time. OMG!
If that's what it takes to get birds like yours - I'm getting a case of this stuff :0)
Love the boldness on the White-crowned head.-They are uncommon in Connecticut.-very nice.
I love the white crowned sparrow Lynne! Hmmm, if the can attracts the birds. . .
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