Mayhem At The Feeder

I made a heart shaped suet of my month of hearts project and the bluebirds seem to love it.

[Dora Prokosh]

Love the line up and that they are keeping socially distant

[katy]

Terrific capture of so many of them at once! They seem to like the effort you put into their suet heart!

[Esther Rosenberg]

I am loving this shot, so much sweetness.

[Mags]

My favorite bird. Gorgeous capture!

[Liz Milne]

Sweet little creatures

[summerfield]

so many of them. aces! i'm looking to get a couple of canaries but i was told some shops sell fakes. how can live birds be faked?

[Junko Y]

They seem curious, and I'm curious -- what is that green thing that hangs down?

[Krista Marson]

What a flock of cuties!

[Jane Pittenger]

I am TOTALLY jealous

[Elizabeth]

Great capture! So many birds in one shot.

[Diana]

I too am jealous that we don't have these beautiful birds here! Such a wonderful capture and scene.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

oh wow and wow!

[Kate]

Nice capture with several bluebirds in one shot

[Tunia McClure]

such cute birds

[Issi Bannerman]

Busy day there! Super capture.

[Steve Jacob]

Can't beat a bit of mayhem

[Leslie]

@jyokota it's part of the suet holder. Made out of recycled plastic. The Pleated Woodpeckers love this feeder . I think because their tails can rest on the green piece that hangs down as they eat from it.

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Elyse Klemchuk]

This is wonderful! Everyone is ready to eat!

[Junko Y]

@lesip -- hmm -- I can see why the long feathers might be suited for this. I'm liking my recycled plastic feeders because they seem sturdier. I just got a red nuts feeder that the squirrel likes to hang on.