we tore apart some old windows a few years ago
and made a few of these birdfeeders
for us and for gifts ~
hubby put this one out a few days ago andfilled it with bird seed ~
then he stood inside our back porch and
took pictures through the window~
cardinals and turtle doves
look how fat the one turtle dove is !
blue jays~
more turtle doves ~
look at the blue jay in the middle
then he stood inside our back porch and
took pictures through the window~
cardinals and turtle doves
look how fat the one turtle dove is !
blue jays~
more turtle doves ~
look at the blue jay in the middlehe has a seed in his beak !
fluttering wings~
perched in the tree ~
we had a wonderful time bird watching 
fluttering wings~
perched in the tree ~
we had a wonderful time bird watching and we were reminded once again:
"behold the birds of the heavens, they sow not,
neither do they reap, nor gather into barns:
and your heavenly Father feedeth them. are you not
much more valuable than they? "
Matthew 6:26
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before it ends this thursday ~
Hi Sandi!
ReplyDeleteThese birds look just like the ones at our feeders. Beautiful pics!!
Love,
Marilyn
xxoo
They all look fat and happy!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures Sandi!!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandi... I just came out of the kitchen again... Made us a apple waldorf salad to go with our pot roast and later dessert of cream puffs... The Jeanne d Arc magazine is alsome... The Christmas one was just wonderful... SOOOOOSOOOOO expensive however.... It is a true treat to myself.... I will not continue to get them all however...but I bet I have picked it up 35 times and sat and looked at it.... Have a good evening... I am going to watch the movie tonight " THE WRONG MAN" that is a premire.....on dish channels
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea to make bird feeders out of the old windows. Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteSandi,
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous! I have feeders out and have watched and watched and not a bird to be seen!! I know they fly south, but where??? FL?? LOL Enjoyed your pictures thanks for sharing, please keep the snow though OK?? Hugs, Karen
Great feeder, I just love bird watching and we have a bunch, but we also have tons of squirrels, so I have to put out enough for everyone. So fun to see them all.
ReplyDeleteblessings,
Debra
We love watching the bird too! Such fun!
ReplyDeleteI don't feed the birds any more because we have a feral cat that lives in the yard and it wouldn't be fair. Here the bird seed also attracts rats...YUCK! When I had a feeder we would see them at dusk come down the tree and into the feeder. I really enjoyed watching the birds and still miss it. I love your feeder. What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful birds and great pictures! I love that red cardinal. Wish we had such birds in Holland! They sure love it at your place! I enjoyed your birds :-)
ReplyDeleteHi, Sandi! How's it going? I love to feed the birds but my cats also love for me to feed them! Uh-oh! ☺
ReplyDeleteThought of you last night... The lor dis on your side! ♥
G'morn sweet friend ~ Exquisite shots! I want that bird feeder ... another honey-do project ... Hugs, Marydon
ReplyDeleteWhat a great use for old windows. Love the pictures.
ReplyDeleteSandi I have missed some wonderful posts here at your place. I love the birdie friends you have made. I can't believe how many different kinds you get to visit. I don't think Idaho must be on these guys way, as I don't see many of these here. But then I see that they are all hangin' out at your place.
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You have such a wonderful variety of birds visiting your feeder. The pictures are wonderful. I loved seeing the splash of red from the cardinal in a couple of the pictures!
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