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Posted: Mar/07/2009 1:54 PM PST
This is a feeder I put up yesterday. Am hoping that little bluebird of happiness I saw will find these tasty treats. Linda B Attachments:   |
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Posted: Mar/07/2009 7:39 PM PST
yardgranny6 , Nice feeder and yard. |
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Posted: Mar/08/2009 5:43 AM PST
Oh, yummy. There's nothing like a fat, juicy grub worm in the morning. Our bluebirds will have to be satisfied with using our garden garden, lawn, beds, and woods to find their yummies. |
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Posted: Mar/08/2009 12:33 PM PST
You have lucky BB's as they will find much to feast upon in your neck of the woods, literally. LB |
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Posted: Mar/08/2009 2:36 PM PST
I love the purple chair!! Although I don't put out a bluebird feeder, there is one thing in my yard they are crazy about ~ the bird bath. I have a house they return to year after year and the bird bath is right under it ~ it is a scream to watch them in the bath. Wish I could get a picture but they are SO shy. |
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Posted: Mar/09/2009 5:33 AM PST
Thats Neato! Your yard and hardscape look so inviting. I like your birdhouse. 
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Posted: May/05/2009 5:24 AM PST
What an adorable little bluebird feeder ! Do you have lots of bluebirds in your yard ? I watched a bluebird couple last year who nested in one of my gourd birdhouses. I enjoyed watching them so much ! Take care, mitzilou |
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Posted: May/05/2009 7:17 AM PST
I have seen the bluebirds but not in my bluebird feeder. The Carolina Wren has been making use of the dried meal worms I place in the feeder. That was fun to see her going in and out of the holes. |
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