Here's the mystery birdie bush. It won't be a mystery much longer.
These are house sparrows and song sparrows (striped breast):
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Loser's Lament
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Thursday, March 24, 2016
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Great!! Love the yellow along the fence line. And, of course the sparrows.
very pretty!
Very nice. Another reminder to check our forsythia.
forsythia, the first true sign of spring!! beautiful captures!!!
Great photos! Love seeing the forsythia blooming again.
What a glorious fountain of forsythia along the fence! Lovely to see spring arriving!
Gorgeous! I love the stories you lead us through
Yes. When the forsythia blooms arrive, you know Spring is nigh!
Lovely little sparrows + pops of green!
Great fences and love the signs of Spring you have the yellow forsythia is gorgeous! Love the bird feeders ~
Happy Weekend coming to you ~ ^_^
The Forsythia is perfect next to the black fencing (great colors together)
I'll be waiting to see what the mystery bush is. Always fun to see the birds in spring.
Beautiful Forsythia such a sign of Spring arriving!
Lovely photographs. Have a HAPPY EASTER.
How beautiful! And I always loved cutting some for an arrangement in the Spring. Hugs!
It's lovely and now I know the name! Sweet birdied having a snack! Ours are coming back too!
Seen any redbud, bud?
Lovely little birds. Incidentally it was World Sparrow Day on March 20. These little sparrows are fast disappearing from the urban landscapes.
Hello, pretty collection of birds. The forsythia bush is beautiful, our has not bloomed yet.
Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend!
Happy Easter to you and your family!
The yellow forsythia bush sure is beautiful against the fence. Lovely birds enjoying their seeds. Have a Blessed Easter weekend!
That forsythia is beautiful!
Fabulous series, I love the first one.
Forsythia is really nice to see. I love the color yellow in the spring :-)
I wish you a very nice Easter weekend.
I do love forsythia and fences...they go together like cream and sugar or cereal and milk.
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