Phriday Photo – White-breasted Nuthatch

by The Birdfreak Team on March 6, 2009

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Spring has not sprung yet…but the gears are in motion.

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1 Byrningbunny March 6, 2009 at 7:33 am: Definitely seeing signs of a change headed our way, but no new birds yet. This little guy looks like he’s not sure you’re trustworthy! Great shot.
2 Lana March 6, 2009 at 5:45 pm: I love the way nuthatches walk up or down trees.
Saw a baby bluebird on the railing of my porch the other day. Soon the indigo buntings will be here. It’s interesting to look at the year in terms of birding…after the indigo buntings, the next thing will be the proliferation of cardinal, woodpecker & blue jay babies…Always something to look forward to!
3 ChicagoLady March 6, 2009 at 10:19 pm: I saw my first Robin today, so I know spring is on the way! And a bluejay was at my feeder yesterday. The birds are starting to be more vocal, I can’t wait to hear them singing in the morning when I wake up.
4 mon@rch March 7, 2009 at 11:11 am: Love these guys . . . it is only a matter of time till spring arrives!
5 norma harrison March 11, 2009 at 3:45 am: We keep a google alert about the ivory-bill, your site came up.
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