Tiny sip of water

Thanks so much, Carolyn; that is such a dear comment!

I’m glad you like it Kathy. I love watching this tiny warbler; he’s so delightful.

What a sweet thing to say; I appreciate your kindness. It’s so delightful to be a bird-watcher and to share the joy they give me with others.

Thanks, Kimmie; I’m working in the yard, getting hot and tired, coming in to play with pictures; now I’m going back outdoors. Isn’t spring just wonderful? The birds are singing happily and inviting me to go out there and join them. Thanks for the kind words; your opinion always matters to me!

They’ll be there before you know it, John! I don’t know if this little bird leaves from here as it warms up; I sure will miss him. He stays at that suet log constantly; he should be rotund but I think he’s too much of a busybody to put on the weight. Always shooing a competitor away from HIS spot! Thanks for the kind words about my little friend, John. He may wing your way soon!

Thanks so much, Larry! I’m afraid I spend way too much time watching and photographing these little mites, but I hope it brings joy to someone when I share what I see. Keep in touch!

Thanks so much, Sandy! You always have so much to offer, in your own portfolio and in the generously thought out comments you leave. I really appreciate your input.

Thanks, Gregg. This is the first winter I’ve been able to see the warblers regularly. I took John Radosevich’s advice and put out some homemade peanut butter suet; the warblers starting flocking to the stuff. They love it. You ought to try it; mix shelled raw peanuts (ground up into bird bite-sized chunks) in a food processor) with creamy peanut butter and put in a suet log. Bet they’ll be singing at your feeders before long!

Thanks, Lorilee, I always appreciate your feedback. God bless!

I agree, Pat, that he is sweet, and so is your comment. Have a lovely weekend!