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- 152/365 Bunny
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- 150/365 Field of buttercups
- 149/365 In the chapel
- 148/365 Cherubim
- 147/365 Stained glass
- 146/365 Opening
- 145/365 Close-up
- 144/365 Azalea
- 143/365 Japanese maple
- 142/365 Reflection
- 141/365 Buds
- 140/365 In the garden
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- 138/365 Off-color
- 137/365 Dogwood
- 136/365 Fiddleheads
- 135/365 Jay
- 134/365 What I've been do(oodl)ing lately
- 133/365 Here's looky at ya...
- 132/365 Violets
- 131/365 Purple
- 130/365 Hanging on
- 129/365 Chives in a breeze
- 128/365 Unfurling
- 127/365 Survivor
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- 125/365 Reflection
- 124/365 Saturday night
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2 comments:
Do you think a jelly feeder would draw them to my yard? I know we have them here because I hear them outside my office. I cannot seem to attract them to my feeder, and I'm wondering if one of those fruit and jelly feeders would work.
Nobody photographs birds better than you do.
YT, afaik fruit and jelly is all they eat--I've never seen them eat seeds. So I would definitely give it a try--just plain grape jelly is all you need. And/or orange slices, but I think they like jelly best--at least here.
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