Monday, January 07, 2013

Snack time


Snack time for the birds
Both empty within a day
Jim is the chief chef

13 comments:

  1. This fall I bought the exact same bird feeder on the right. I did not want to pay the price of $90.00 for it. I broke down and bought it. I'm glad I did. It's saving me a fortune in bird seed. The squirrels can no longer steal the seed. I still feed the squirrels and you can view it here.

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  2. toute cette neige est impressionnante et tres belle

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  3. It looks nice with the snowcaps on top.

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  4. I know they're thankful to have a benefactor like Jim!

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  5. Kudos to both of you. Our wee avian friends need all the help they can get during a Minnesota winter!

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  6. My brother and his wife, who live in St. Cloud, visited us just before Christmas and they commented that they go through a lot of bird seed in the winter.

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  7. Reminds me that I need to put food in my feeder. It's fun to see how many varieties of birds find a feeder.

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  8. It looks like a cold and cloudy day. The birds will be happy to see these feeders.

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  9. I bet those birds get mighty hungry in the winter months.

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  10. By the sounds of it, this is probably a neighborhood hot spot. They may not show it, but I'm sure the birds are mighty thankful.

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  11. That is what happens her, too! I love the snowy branches in the background.

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  12. We must be feeding the same birds. Food does not last long here.

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  13. So beautiful.

    If you would be so kind as to stop by my blog today I have a little something for you. =)

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