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| Black-Headed Grosbeak checking things out before diving into the seeds |
First of all, its a a beautiful bird feeder. I love the design, especially the shingled roof. I'm sure my neighbors are also pleased to see something a little more aesthetic. The Wingdale feeder is simple to assemble and easy to refill as the roof slides up the cord and reconnects on two small wooden dowels.
I've had the feeder up now for over a month. It did take a couple weeks for the birds to "find" it...or rather get used to it. Lesser Goldfinch and House Finches are now its most regular customers. House Sparrows occasionally pop in. I was delighted this last Sunday afternoon to be sitting in the shade of my backyard trees when a couple of Black-headed Grosbeaks showed preference for the Wingdale feeder and posed for some photos. I'm already looking forward to photography Lazuli Buntings at this feeder. They should show up any day now!
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| House Finch - a regular customer at the Wingdale Hanging Bird Feeder |
Beautiful feeder ... beautiful birds. I have never seen the black headed grossbeak ... they are amazing. You are lucky to be able to try out such an attractive feeder. Enjoyed the post.
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From the Sol
Very pretty feeder and the bird loos unique.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a marvelous bird feeder and the Grosbeak is lovely, as are the other friends captured~
ReplyDeleteA villa bird feeder, and you showed it very well :-)
ReplyDeleteQue chulería, que comedero mas bonito, me gusta la idea, preciosas fotos.
ReplyDeleteun abrazo.