1:00 AM – Something took a run at this Blue Jay. The video is in slow motion but whatever it was is not identifiable. Making it a UFO (Unidentified Flying Object)
Either something was threatening this Dove, or he was just airing himself out.
Just a video of the Eastern Towhee (now a regular visitor) having a snack.
1:00 AM – Don’t usually see more than one Carolina Wren at a time, but here we have two having lunch together:
More harmony among birds, a Cardinal and Dove sharing the feeder without pecking or flying at one another.
This Eastern Towhee has disturbing dull red eyes:
1:00 AM – A couple of birds pecking – a Towhee and Carolina Wren. The Wren goes right for the camera for some reason.
Blue Jay rooting around in the seed shells. By the time this video was taken, most of the seeds had been devoured by Cardinals, Doves, Squirrels and other greedy creatures.
1:00 AM – Eastern Towhee and Cardinal:
Blue Jay cracking open seeds:
Another squirrel video:
1:00 AM – Must be sharing season for the Cardinals:
Really hungry Cardinal:
That Eastern Towhee is still around:
1:00 AM – I counted eight peanuts this greedy Blue Jay stuffed in it’s gullet, but I could have under counted.
Another video of two birds of different species getting along in the feeder. Evidently they’ve all finally realized there’s plenty to go around.
More of the Eastern Towhee:
1:00 AM – Brief video of a Downy Woodpecker getting peanuts from the rail. They only stay for a few seconds before flapping back into the trees.
Outraged Blue Jay looking around for peanuts.
Eastern Towhee and Mourning Dove face off in the platform feeder:
1:00 AM – Cardinals have powerful and efficient beaks.
Except maybe this one. Still, even with a broken off beak tip, she does a good job on the peanuts:
This Eastern Towhee is not a frequent visitor anymore. At one time we had flocks of them.
1:00 AM – Carolina Wren, and the ever-present Finches:
Another of the Eastern Towhees:
1:00 AM – Raccoon checking out the new water bowl.
Eastern Towhee still around.