Neighborhood Birds

Posted on March 24, 2020 by Richard

Over the weekend, the dog and I took several nice walks through the neighborhoods of Montpelier. I had my camera along so we had pee stops (her) and photo stops (me.)

This was one of perhaps 50-100 Cedar Waxwings who just showed up for a berry feast and the next day were long gone.

Chickadees brighten winter days and are singing and loving in March.

Even Common Grackles, yellow eyes and all, are a treat against a bluebird sky.

Northern Cardinals are singing like crazy throughout town.

A few geese heading upstream.

While a pair of Mallards doze in the sun.

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