This darling little Bullock’s Oriole keeps cheeping at me. I sure wish I could understand bird songs. Anyway this little guy has become my friend. He is never far away as I work in the yard. I talk to him all the time.
His lady is much, much shyer. Flits away and tries to hide. It’s like she is saying…”You are silly brave, Honey! Be Careful”.
Sunny with lots of mud here. SUNNY!
I hope your day is full of sunshine! We all need sunshine!
Your friend,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
You’ve got a very handsome friend to help you with your yard work. I’m sure you’re enjoying his presence as well as those beautiful blue skies.
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Clouds building back up right now…rain tonight. I do like his personality.
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cute little fellow. 🙂
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He is. I adore his personality
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Yay! Sunshine! It had to finally happen 🙂
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Well, sort a
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Fingers crossed for a bit of growing weather…
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You are so lucky to have such a lovely little colourful
bird to amuse you.
Ten years ago I had plenty to watch in my suburbia yard and visits to my balcony,
now only the bloody murderous Indian Mynas, “Beethoven’s Black
crow choralists”, the rare flock of rainbow lorikeets on a nectar raiding
party, magpies, pee wees, a nesting pair of plovers (which are afraid
of neither man or beast) in Spring and the plain old occasional
pairs of pigeons! Sparrows also now all GONE!
Seems at long last the “powers to be” are going to do something about
ridding us of these murderous mynas! Only taken them 100 years
since these were imported to kill a bug in wheat crops in Western
Australia!!! ( The mynas didn’t like the bug!!!!!)
So I do enjoy looking, Linda, at your backyard bird visitors.
Absolute Pea Soup again this morning – good – means a lovely
warm sunny Autumn day.
Cheers
Colin
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I’m so happy we don’t have Mynas!
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Beautiful! We had ‘our’ oriole stop by the other day (he usually comes only once or twice each spring) but I didn’t have my camera out!
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Those birds bring their own sunshine! Sweet!
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Ha! He looks like he’s giving you the stink eye! 🙂
They are so pretty and colorful.
Yea for sunny weather?
Cheri
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Sunshine!! Enjoy!
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I look at the weather map on TV every morning…all around you there are nice warm temperatures except in Colorado…..here ther is rain , cold , winds and even snow…yet not a million miles away California is suffering for lack of rain…now even an oil slick in the sea…seems to me that the world’s weather patterns are completey screwed up.
love the colourful little birds, so sweet, I saw some that colour in our village but not close enough to see what they were…just a flash of bright yellow
Have some sun today, dry up the mud, gather some grain and get some jobs done….
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The jet stream is messed up, I do believe
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HoorAy for sunshine and sunshine colored Orioles. That would make yard work fun!
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I do enjoy them very much
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I’ve only ever seen Orioles in photos. We’ve got a bright orange bird hanging around instead of moving northward, but it’s a Summer Tanager. I don’t know why he’s hanging around. No mates here.
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