Wednesday, June 15, 2011

young cardinal on my cucumber trellis

juvenile cardinal  071

9 comments:

icebear said...

He's adorable!

rosiemomma said...

Great Picture! I didn't realize they were a faded sort of pinkish when young. Do you think it could be a female?

QueenStina said...

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Martin and Amy said...

Beautiful!

Anonymous said...

Hi, Your garden is wonderful! It is so great to see another local garden. I have a potager garden at home in Melrose. It seems that yours is very much like that too. Vegetables with flowers and herbs -the best! And your cardinal and bunny photos are great - this week, I had a wren land on top of my obelisk that has a - wren sculpture - on the top! Double decker wrens! Life is great -

(mrs. macgregor)

fxbgHOT said...

Beautiful bird - Cardinals are my favorite & abundant in my yard. I love the dedication and passion you bring to gardening and this blog - it's infectious! In fact I started my own outdoors & vegetable gardening blog last month called LushGreenVA

kathy said...

The mature females have an orange beak. This young one still has a black beak.

marian(LondonUK) said...

Beautiful! Your photos are lovely. Isn't it a heartwarming time of year. At first light in the morning the bird song is wonderful. When I feel completely knackered, I think "if that little birdy can get up and go again ... so can I"!
Marian(LondonUK)

Anonymous said...

Hi,
Do you give the wild birds of your yard shelter?
Nice Blog, your love of gardening and the outdoors is showing!
I too love the wild birds. So nice to look at in the garden! Look here: http://www.allaboutrosegardening.com/Wild-Bird-House.html to learn how to keep them in the garden.