Saturday, March 7, 2009

Dark Eyed Junco...



I haven't taken many photos lately that's why it's been a while since I've updated the blog. I'm sick of winter. Once the weather warms up and the snow melts I'm sure I'll be reinspired and will be updating on a regular basis like in the past.

10 comments:

Tom Arbour said...

Hey John- My mother-in-law is visiting Ohio and we had a 70 degree day today! I can only imagine what a Maine winter is like- I've only experienced bits and pieces of one, not the whole long thing. Hope the warm temps head your way!

Tom

Arija said...

It is a wonder to me how these little birds survive winter, Don't their feet get cold?
Lovely shot.
I've noticed that you were hibernating.

Eve said...

Your photos always amaze me John! Nice to see you again. I don't blame you one bit about being sick of it. All our snow melted but I just posted a picture from Feb 2nd so you wont feel much better when you see it. Sorry!

Anonymous said...

John,
We all look forward to your amazing photos. Hope that spring comes to you soon.

Anonymous said...

Oh, John, I'm so done with winter and have been struggling to get out and look for shots myself.

Nick S said...

Nice to see the Junco John. Don't worry pal, you're not the only one done with winter.

Mary said...

Glad to know that you are just in a winter funk and photo slump! We miss your photos :-) I've taken a hundred junco photos and never get one this clear.

The Birdlady said...

I love the little "snow-birds." Great shot of yours. I know what you mean about winter - and you have had a horrific one, haven't you?

Anonymous said...

Love the photo of the Junco!

I am getting tired of winter too. I had 30 RWBB and 4 Grackles stop by the feeders last week bringing a glimmer of hope that spring is coming soon.

EcoRover said...

We had a forlorn little junco wearing his little black executioner hood sitting on our front walk yesterday hoping to scrounge a few spruce seeds amid a spring storm that dumped 10 inches of snow.