I've posted about my Baby Red Bellied a few times this summer. He is still blessing me with his presence and I am still crazy about him. His parents are no longer with him. They must have done a good job of raising him because he looks happy and healthy and is growing and changing daily.
I can't really call him a baby anymore. He is starting to sprout red feathers on his head and his gray back has turned to black now. Maybe I should call him a teenager now.
Red Bellies stay here all winter so maybe he'll be a permanent resident in my yard. I think he knows that I have the best food in town.
And this adorable little Nuthatch visited me today too.
I've posted about my Baby Red Bellied a few times this summer. He is still blessing me with his presence and I am still crazy about him. His parents are no longer with him. They must have done a good job of raising him because he looks happy and healthy and is growing and changing daily.
I can't really call him a baby anymore. He is starting to sprout red feathers on his head and his gray back has turned to black now. Maybe I should call him a teenager now.
Red Bellies stay here all winter so maybe he'll be a permanent resident in my yard. I think he knows that I have the best food in town.
And this adorable little Nuthatch visited me today too. 
4 comments:
These are great pictures! Seems he likes your food a lot or he wouldn't hang around so much.
He's beautiful. I know you'll enjoy watching him grow up.
Love that red belly! Your many beautiful pictures have inspired me. I am going to get some feeders this fall.
Red bellied definitely ranks up there as one of my top 5 favorite birds - love your photo of him! It's so cute to see him in that "awkward" stage. His head needs to grow into his body!
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