Lucky, lucky, lucky you, Jane of Chesterville – a real live American Black Bear, in addition to the Blue Jay, the female Rose-breasted Grosbeak, the bee, the flowers. My heart would have been racing with excitement. How fortunate you were home during the visit to record and, now share the event.
Another week of awesome pictures. I think I would have run in the opposite direction of the bear
love this photos of the birds, don’t think the bear filled his belly on that little bit of seed, wonder if anyone else was visited by him, great shots..
amazing….
Tom, those birds are awesome! I don’t think I have ever seen so many different ones. And Jim you have quite the photos also, of the birds eating jelly etc. Never knew humming birds to settle for any length of time. Jane, how did you get that bee to stay still? He is huge, as well as that bear!!. All of you- just sim[ply lovely.
What gorgeous photos – so close-up and clear! I felt I could reach out and touch them! Thanks for sharing your expertise.
Two thumbs up!
Absolutely enjoy your photos-look forward for them each week! Thank You….
Do any of you know the correct pronunciation for the Pileated Woodpecker?
We have a couple at our house and never know how to pronounce it!
PIE-Lated
pil-e-ated
PIE-lee-ated
Thanks in advance!
Jane, your photos are absolutely amazing! I’m in love with the Teddy pics!! Thank you for brightening my day!
It depends on what part of New England you are from I think,
but correct pronunciation is: PIE-lee-ated
Tom and Jim really hold the bar up high!
I have what looks like a Indigo Bunting at my feeders, he has been there the last 4 or 5 days, trying to get a picture, cross our fingers
Again, such great pictures, I love them all!
Lucky, lucky, lucky you, Jane of Chesterville – a real live American Black Bear, in addition to the Blue Jay, the female Rose-breasted Grosbeak, the bee, the flowers. My heart would have been racing with excitement. How fortunate you were home during the visit to record and, now share the event.
Another week of awesome pictures. I think I would have run in the opposite direction of the bear
excellent pics- great job thank you.
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love this photos of the birds, don’t think the bear filled his belly on that little bit of seed, wonder if anyone else was visited by him, great shots..
amazing….
Tom, those birds are awesome! I don’t think I have ever seen so many different ones. And Jim you have quite the photos also, of the birds eating jelly etc. Never knew humming birds to settle for any length of time. Jane, how did you get that bee to stay still? He is huge, as well as that bear!!. All of you- just sim[ply lovely.
What gorgeous photos – so close-up and clear! I felt I could reach out and touch them! Thanks for sharing your expertise.
Two thumbs up!
Absolutely enjoy your photos-look forward for them each week! Thank You….
Do any of you know the correct pronunciation for the Pileated Woodpecker?
We have a couple at our house and never know how to pronounce it!
PIE-Lated
pil-e-ated
PIE-lee-ated
Thanks in advance!
Jane, your photos are absolutely amazing! I’m in love with the Teddy pics!! Thank you for brightening my day!
It depends on what part of New England you are from I think,
but correct pronunciation is: PIE-lee-ated
Tom and Jim really hold the bar up high!
I have what looks like a Indigo Bunting at my feeders, he has been there the last 4 or 5 days, trying to get a picture, cross our fingers