Berries for the birds... by marlboromaam

Berries for the birds...

I watched a mockingbird bully off a cardinal, a brown thrasher, a chickadee and a raspberry finch today. Seems he or she wants all of the pyracantha berries to his or herself. Mean ol' mockingbird.
Lovely splash of red
November 20th, 2020  
@fbailey Thank you very much!
November 20th, 2020  
Lucky birds, it also adds lovely colors
November 20th, 2020  
Those berries have to bring you a lot of business - very pretty.
November 20th, 2020  
@dutchothotmailcom LOL! Lucky if they can get a berry before the mockingbird runs it off. Thanks, Esther!
November 20th, 2020  
@milaniet Thank you, Milanie!
November 20th, 2020  
Yes, at home when I was a child in Germany, we called them Vogel- beeren. Vogel - bird, beeren - berries, but you probably figured it out. t
November 20th, 2020  
Such a fabulous sight, going to be a party there soon.
November 20th, 2020  
They are a glorious colour
November 20th, 2020  
what a wonderful feast for them
November 20th, 2020  
A plentiful supply.
November 20th, 2020  
@bruni Thank you, Bruni!

@ludwigsdiana Thanks, Diana!

@kjarn Thank you, Kathy!

@koalagardens If the mockingbird will share. LOL!

@wakelys Just a few. =)
November 20th, 2020  
Beautiful shot. Lots of lovely red berries for the birds. Hope you show us some of your visitors in the coming days.
November 20th, 2020  
Beautiful berries... so rich and such a contested source of food!
November 20th, 2020  
Lovely capture ...got to get a photo of the birds on it :)
November 20th, 2020  
beautiful image, I love the wooden beckground with all this beautiful vegetation....you will have a party in a while
November 20th, 2020  
Lovely shot with beautiful colors.
November 20th, 2020  
Beautiful capture and cplours.
November 20th, 2020  
Lovely splash of red, it’s a good year for berries where I live.
November 20th, 2020  
Lovely!
November 20th, 2020  
Glad to see your berries are still going strong, as are mine.
November 20th, 2020  
Beautiful capture - I've been lucky so far, no big birds have located my back patio feeders.
November 20th, 2020  
@sangwann Thank you, Dione! I wish! I will try.

@kvphoto Yes! How do I run off the mockingbird?

@pdulis Thanks, Peter! I would love to!

@santina Thank you, Santina! Seems the mockingbird is the only taker - running off all the other birds.

@mittens Thank you, Marilyn!

@haskar Thank you very much!

@craftymeg Thanks, Margaret! That's nice to know. =)

@photographycrazy Thank you!

@neiljforsyth Thank you, Neil!
November 20th, 2020  
@marlboromaam slingshot? Nope... just kidding... mockers are kind of like crows... they keep showing up.
November 20th, 2020  
Haha, greedy little mocking bird. There's so many of them too, enough to share, but birds are gonna be birds. Nicely captured!
November 20th, 2020  
@kvphoto It's odd really. I hardly saw mockingbirds around here until recently. I figured them as mainly city birds like pigeons. I've had the occasional blue jay too. Both are mean! I love my cardinals, bluebirds, chickadees, brown thrashers, finches, etc. - they don't fight with each other. The mockingbird is a bully! You'll never guess what I've named this one. ROFLOL!
November 20th, 2020  
@cjphoto Thanks, Chris! None of the other birds I mentioned are selfish. Just the mockingbird. ???
November 20th, 2020  
So pretty and christmassy!
November 20th, 2020  
@cocobella Thank you, Corinne!
November 20th, 2020  
@marlboromaam I guess you don’t have any starlings... they are some incredibly aggressive birds.
November 21st, 2020  
@kvphoto No. From what I understand, starlings like big clearings and there are too many woods around here for them. Finches and bluebirds nest in the starling house. LOL!
November 21st, 2020  
Plenty of berries... was there a lot of snow in the winter?
November 15th, 2021  
@monikozi We haven't had a big snow since 2011. We had a light dusting back in 2018. Maybe this year. =)
November 15th, 2021  
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