Bird Feeder Magnets

Greater Flamingo preening. Canon 450D with Tamron zoom lens. The Greater Flamingo (Phoenicopterus roseus) is the most widespread species of the flamingo family . It is found in parts of Africa, Southern Asia (coastal regions of Pakistan & India) & Southern Europe (including Spain , Sardinia, Albania, Turkey, Greece, Cyprus, Portugal, & the Camargue region of France). This particular bird is the oldest flamingo, an adult when he arrived in Adelaide in 1933. He is now blind. Adelaide Zoo, South Australia, Oceania. (Featured in Love These Creatures, & Other Groups.)

A Humming Bird visiting a lonely Zinnia flower, that was nearly wilted due to the season, on a rain dreary day. Less than a week later all the local hummingbirds had migrated south for the winter. This was the, imho, best Hummingbird Photo I took in 2021. As with most of my work, the right of display is granted.

Have no idea how the raccoon managed to get in the bird feeder - note the metal we put around the pole to prevent that! Featured in: -This & That

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Green Violetear Hummingbird, Colibri thalassinus, coming in to feed, La Savegre, Costa Rica. Canon 6D, zoom lens. (Pick of the Day on The World as we See it or as we Missed it, & Other Groups.) Hummingbird characterists in brief: very light and small; stubby body, long wings and long, narrow bill; the bill is extremely long and thin compared to the bird’s overall size, and it is used as a tube for the bird to lick nectar from flowers; wings are long, narrow and tapered to give it better agility in the air; the shoulder and elbow joints of the wing are very close to the body, which allows each wing to pivot and tilt - this is critical for a hummingbird’s ability to change flight directions and hover; they have very tiny legs and feet; ...

Green Violetear Hummingbird, Colibri thalassinus, coming in to feed, La Savegre, Costa Rica. Canon 6D, zoom lens. (Featured in Love These Creatures, and Other Groups.) Hummingbird characterists in brief: very light and small; stubby body, long wings and long, narrow bill; the bill is extremely long and thin compared to the bird’s overall size, and it is used as a tube for the bird to lick nectar from flowers; wings are long, narrow and tapered to give it better agility in the air; the shoulder and elbow joints of the wing are very close to the body, which allows each wing to pivot and tilt - this is critical for a hummingbird’s ability to change flight directions and hover; they have very tiny legs and feet; so small, in fact, that th...

The birds are eating, and the cat is wishing he could be eating.

Greater Flamingo preening. Canon 450D with Tamron zoom lens. (Featured in Alphabet Soup, & Other Groups.) The Greater Flamingo (Phoenicopterus roseus) is the most widespread species of the flamingo family . It is found in parts of Africa, Southern Asia (coastal regions of Pakistan & India) & Southern Europe (including Spain , Sardinia, Albania, Turkey, Greece, Cyprus, Portugal, & the Camargue region of France). This particular bird is the oldest flamingo, an adult when he arrived in Adelaide in 1933. He is now blind. Adelaide Zoo, South Australia, Oceania.

Greater Flamingo preening. The Greater Flamingo (Phoenicopterus roseus) is the most widespread species of the flamingo family . It is found in parts of Africa, Southern Asia (coastal regions of Pakistan & India) & Southern Europe (including Spain , Sardinia, Albania, Turkey, Greece, Cyprus, Portugal, & the Camargue region of France). This particular bird is the oldest flamingo, an adult when he arrived in Adelaide in 1933. He is now blind. Adelaide Zoo, South Australia, Oceania. Canon 450D with Tamron zoom lens.

Greater Flamingo preening. The Greater Flamingo (Phoenicopterus roseus) is the most widespread species of the flamingo family . It is found in parts of Africa, Southern Asia (coastal regions of Pakistan & India) & Southern Europe (including Spain , Sardinia, Albania, Turkey, Greece, Cyprus, Portugal, & the Camargue region of France). This particular bird is the oldest flamingo, an adult when he arrived in Adelaide in 1933. He is now blind. Adelaide Zoo, South Australia, Oceania. Canon 450D with Tamron zoom lens.

Little Eurasian Wren in Japan

Vintage Funny Puffin Bird in The Great Wave

Green Violetear Hummingbird, Colibri thalassinus, hovering, La Savegre, Costa Rica. Canon 6D, zoom lens. (Featured in The Power of Photography, & Other Groups.) Hummingbird characterists in brief: very light and small; stubby body, long wings and long, narrow bill; the bill is extremely long and thin compared to the bird’s overall size, and it is used as a tube for the bird to lick nectar from flowers; wings are long, narrow and tapered to give it better agility in the air; the shoulder and elbow joints of the wing are very close to the body, which allows each wing to pivot and tilt – this is critical for a hummingbird’s ability to change flight directions and hover; they have very tiny legs and feet; so small, in fact, that the birds...

Do you love birds? Us too! Show the world your love for this feathered, flying creature with this stylish design.

Funny Squirrel Saying Sorry Their Birdfeeder Is Empty

hummingbirds feeding on some nectar

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Green Violetear Hummingbird, Colibri thalassinus, perching, La Savegre, Costa Rica. Canon 6D, zoom lens. (Featured on the Tuesday Afternoon group.) Hummingbird characterists in brief: very light and small; stubby body, long wings and long, narrow bill; the bill is extremely long and thin compared to the bird’s overall size, and it is used as a tube for the bird to lick nectar from flowers; wings are long, narrow and tapered to give it better agility in the air; the shoulder and elbow joints of the wing are very close to the body, which allows each wing to pivot and tilt - this is critical for a hummingbird’s ability to change flight directions and hover; they have very tiny legs and feet; so small, in fact, that the birds cannot walk;...

Green Violetear Hummingbird, Colibri thalassinus, perching, La Savegre, Costa Rica. Canon 6D, zoom lens. Hummingbird characterists in brief: very light and small; stubby body, long wings and long, narrow bill; the bill is extremely long and thin compared to the bird’s overall size, and it is used as a tube for the bird to lick nectar from flowers; wings are long, narrow and tapered to give it better agility in the air; the shoulder and elbow joints of the wing are very close to the body, which allows each wing to pivot and tilt - this is critical for a hummingbird’s ability to change flight directions and hover; they have very tiny legs and feet; so small, in fact, that the birds cannot walk; their iridescent plumage is unique; they ...

Vintage Japanese Baltimore Orioles The Orchard Oriole Bird of Baltimore

This delightful design features a charming Downy Woodpecker, known for its petite size, clinging to the sides of a juice box with whimsical flair. The illustration captures the playful essence of the woodpecker exploring an unexpected perch, adding a touch of humor to the bird's natural behavior. The combination of nature and everyday elements makes for a lighthearted and whimsical artwork perfect for bird enthusiasts and those who appreciate imaginative designs.

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Vintage Goldfinch Bird Dad Bird Watching in Japanese Sakuras

Vintage Goldfinch in Yellow Japanese Blossoms Bird Watching Dad

Orchard Oriole Bird and the Baltimore Oriole

Whisker Wonderland Squirrel Pardon Me The Bird Feeder Appears To Be Empty

Black Capped Chickadee perched on a thin twig

wish a happy holiday time to your birds lover friends with this cute bird house hanging froma a decorated Christmas tree branch illustration

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A marvelous photo of 2 hummingbirds that I took in 2020. Did you know that hummingbirds are rather territorial? They will chase each other away from feeders such as this even if there is plenty to go around. As with most of my work, the right of display is granted.

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A fantastic photo of a humming bird sitting down for dinner. As with most of my work, the right to display is granted.

A marvelous photo of a humming bird just about to land on a feeder for a quick meal. A speedy sip if you will. As with most of my work, the right of display is granted.

Detailed ink and marker painting of a hummingbird at rest on a wire.

A marvelous photo of a hummingbird that I took in 2020. Can you tell if it is landing or taking off? As with most of my work, the right of display is granted.

A snapshot of a hummingbird having a quick sip. As with most of my work, the right of display is granted.