Bowls full of Bluebirds

Outstanding!

dgraham329 wrote in post #13067437
cool captures, Kenn

CanaHolic wrote in post #13067799
Kenn,
Very cool images.... You must spend a fortune on mealworms. I went through 180,000 this season and had 2 successful nestlings. when they fledged and I removed and cleaned the house the nest material had a cupfall of live mealworms within the nest material, obviously they were well fed

Thanks for sharing! always enjoy your images!

peregrineflier wrote in post #13067860
I bet that is better than blackbird pie

kmunroe wrote in post #13068976
very nice set Kenn

Diamond Lil wrote in post #13069073
Just wonderful!

Joe52 wrote in post #13069091
Very nice images Kenn.

BGgraphy wrote in post #13069115
What a nice family you have Kenn, Have to agree with DB, those bowls full of Bluebirds are great, Well Done

Ageless1 wrote in post #13070533
Fantastic shots.

jodelak wrote in post #13071397
He had a reason for missing it, these are great captures. Love the 2nd pic with one in the middle, kinda peeking . Thanks for posting these.

mjHession wrote in post #13071739
I absolutely love the first shot.

encphotogjoe wrote in post #13072446
Great shots.

dbriz wrote in post #13072700
Ha... Kenn, your "children" are as adorable as ever... I love your youngster "tray shots" and these are as exceptional and entertaining as ever... thank you for sharing them, your Bluebird fans appreciate them.

db

butterfly2937 wrote in post #13073097
What an amazing shot! That is so cute!

nwyman wrote in post #13073520
I love the bluebird pics, as always - but the color-co-ordinated feeding bowl adds just the right touch!

windpig wrote in post #13073555
Outstanding!

Thanks everyone,

We love to photograph our birds and share them, and we really appreciate all the encouragement.

Dan - We have a standing mealworm order of 10k/mo. Our Bluebirds do get most of them, but many of our other regulars (Chickadees, Nuthatches, Cardinals, Carolina Wrens, Titmice, and so on) will get a portion too. And we serve them daily all year round. We also usually find a few still in the Bluebird nests after fledging.

Thanks again everybody,

Kenn