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Welcome to Angry Birds Week at The Zen Birdfeeder blog!
All this week, I'll feature my version of angry birds, right from my own yard! I hope you enjoy!
When Evening Grosbeaks passed through my yard a couple months ago, some of them demonstrated less than gentlemanly behavior!
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Barbara, all these pictures are right in my yard! When you watch birds alot, you're almost sure to see them in some type of confrontational behavior. I'd love to see those turkey that both you and Lenore talk about!
Lenore, why don't you Like us on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/WBUSaratoga and you can post pictures there. Thanks for visiting!
Posted by: The Zen Birdfeeder | January 10, 2013 at 11:39 AM
I have recently had 25-28 male and female turkeys at my feeder as well as on the roof of the feeder! They do get feisty and peck at eachother; the most comical of all the birds that we love to watch! How do I email some photos of my feathered friends? I am a recent subscribor and love the info and pictures posted!
Posted by: Lenore Brown | January 10, 2013 at 08:52 AM
Where do you find these fabulous photos and why are so many birds so grumpy Nancy? It's hilarious.
Two days ago two wild turkeys huddled together (though there was tons of room for them both) under my bird feeder pecking up corn and grain, and one of them after peck peck peck, stabbed the one next to it. I watched it repeat this performance peck peck peck stab for about four minutes just laughing at their silliness. Love this series - such fun!
Posted by: Barbara | January 10, 2013 at 08:38 AM