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| I have at least two pair of Catbirds that come around. This very pregnant looking one is standing in the purple lobelia at the edge of the waterfall. |
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| I want to think this is her mate... but who knows. They seemed to have a conversation. Doesn't she look like her feet should be swollen? |
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| Sneaking a drink at the bottom of the fall |
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| Sparrows of all kinds show up and take a swim or get a drink |
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| Once the flowers began to bloom one of my favorite birds arrives... |
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| This is a female Ruby-throated Hummingbird |
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| When the purple Meadow Sage Salvia took off I got quite a lot of Yellow Sulphur Butterflies hanging around |
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| I plant Lantana for the hummingbirds but the bees love it too |
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| Goldfinches enjoy the water as much as the next bird to come along |
As the water continued to flow over the rocks and falls..... the visitors continued to come
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| An Eastern Towhee would sit on my car mirror and cry to chase the bird he could see reflected there |
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| One of the four groundhogs that live under my playhouse and tool shed came and found some cantalope to devour |
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| After a long bath..... |
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| and thrashing around for some deep cleaning... this young Female Rose breasted Grosbeak |
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| Looking as if she would take off like a plane |
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| Hops onto a close by rock |
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| and dries off in the hot sun |
Last but not least... my favorite visitor to the waterfall ..
just as colorful as a beautiful bird and enjoying the water on her tiny feet.... Pandora, one of my daughter's twins.
To God be the Glory ~~ Great Things He Hath Done
2 comments:
all of these visitors are special,but none so special as that sweet little girl.
I never knew a waterfall was so attractive. We have a fish pond and I do see birds drinking there along the sides sometime, but I am never able to photograph them without frightening them away. Nice pictures.
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