Happy Valentines Day Everybirdie
Do Feed Me: Feather Fun
There are so many different types of foods out there that may seem healthy and safe to give to our birdies, but some are harmful. The February ’22 Feather Fun Word Search is a fun and informative way to learn about and choose an array of nutritious food for your fids!
Red-necked Stint 2021: Oregon on 9-Aug, SoCal on 22-Aug — SANTA MONICA BAY AUDUBON SOCIETY BLOG
One or more Red-necked Stints appeared on the west coast this fall. One on 9 Aug 2021, at DeLaura Beach Access, Clatsop, OR. The other on 22 Aug 2021, at Malibu Lagoon, Malibu, CA. Photos of both.
Red-necked Stint 2021: Oregon on 9-Aug, SoCal on 22-Aug — SANTA MONICA BAY AUDUBON SOCIETY BLOG
Vermilion Flycatcher — Adult Male — Sonoran Images
You may enlarge any image in this blog by clicking on it. Click again for a detailed view. I’ve posted images of Vermilion Flycatchers over the past couple of weeks starting with immature males and females and continuing with adult females. Today it’s the adult male’s turn. I don’t believe that there is any southwestern […]
Vermilion Flycatcher — Adult Male — Sonoran Images
WELCOME HOME — Wildonline.blog
The Meadow Hide – Saturday 15th January It’s a welcome return to normality here at the Meadow hide after a few fabulous days away on a mini break to an unseasonably warm and sunny Devon with my wife Anne, Graham and his wife Louise. I love travelling and exploring new places so staying in a […]
WELCOME HOME — Wildonline.blog
Newest Members of The Roost’s Flock
Scarlett & Sargeant
Scarlett & Sargeant are Military Macaws, a vulnerable species endemic to forests in Mexico and South America. They get the name ‘military’ from their predominantly green plumage that resembles a military uniform.
Scarlett (6) & Sargent (9) are the newest members of the flock of Pauline & Joe Porter of Norfolk, UK.
Scarlett & Sargeant arrived at their forever home late last year, and their arrival was met with much joy, but also great disappointment with how their former parront chose to courier them.
Scarlett & Sargeant
They left their former home at 6am and only arrived at their new home at 4pm the following day – 34 hours in a cramped, confined space barely large enough for one let alone two large macaws.
Pauline & Joe worked hard and fast to have the new aviary ready for Scarlett & Sargeant, providing their new feathered charges with time and space to become familiar with their new surroundings and the other flock members.
Scarlett & Sargeant
Scarlett & Sargeant weren’t quite sure how to get back into their enclosed area at dusk, bedtime, so parront Joe ‘demonstrated’ how to do it (this is when video would be priceless). For 3 weeks at dusk, Scarlett & Sargeant would get a free demonstration on how to get in to perch for bed. Unaccustomed to eating fruits and veggies when they arrived, they’re now enjoying a healthy diet full of good, healthy food.
Scarlett & Sargeant are two beautiful, happy birdies living their best life, enjoying the sights and sounds of their flockmates – and the ongoing antics of their parronts Pauline & Joe!
Welcome to The Roost’s flock Scarlett & Sargeant!
Scarlett & Sargeant
Do Not Feed: Feather Fun
If you’re looking for a fun, birdie-related activity to do on this new year’s day, we have just the thing to help you wile away the afternoon! Head on over to our Feather Fun page and challenge yourself with our 2nd Word Search! Good luck!
Happy New Year Everybirdie!
Wishing everybirdie and their parronts the very best for 2022! May your treats be plentiful, your bowls be full of healthy, nutritious food, and your mischief be grand!
Thank you for following The Roost Online, we look forward to bringing you more adventures and fun with Morty, Bubbles, Zack, Keito and the flock in the new year!
Post-Christmas bonus cards — Birds of New England.com
Here are a few more winter bird photos to stave off that post-Christmas letdown … Gray jay on snowy bough in Pittsburg, N.H., Nov. 2018.
Post-Christmas bonus cards — Birds of New England.com
2021 Favorite Images # 5 — Here’s Breakfast! — Sonoran Images
You may enlarge any image in this blog by clicking on it. Click again for a detailed view. Image # 5 of my 2021 favorites shows an adult Crested Caracara delivering a bit of breakfast to its offspring. I caught the adult at the moment it landed, wings still outstretched, with the youngsters obviously interested […]
2021 Favorite Images # 5 — Here’s Breakfast! — Sonoran Images
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