Birds that Visit my Garden

June 1, 2014

I’ve thought for some time about adding a page to this blog, showing you birds that visit my garden.  I put out feeders, grow plants that invite birds in, and do not use toxic chemicals – no weedkillers, fertilizers or bugkillers.  This is the beginning of my ‘list’ and the new page is now on the sidebar so it will be easy to find later.  I plan to add more visitors  on the page – Birds Visiting my Garden – as I take new photos or find older versions.

Some of these images have been published as all occasion greeting cards – with a link just in case you’d like to order.  My ‘published’ birds are also available in fine art prints on paper, canvas and metal.  Enjoy!

American Goldfinch  Available in my Zibbet shop.

Steider Studios:  Mama Goldfinch

American Robin (all occasion greeting card available soon)

Steider Studios:  Robin in Forest.5.26.14

Black-headed Grosbeak   Available in my Zibbet shop.

Steider Studios:  BlackHeadedGrosbeak

Brown-headed Cowbird

Steider Studios:  Cowbird

Calliope Hummingbird   Available in my ArtFire shop.

Steider Studios:  Calliope Hummingbird.5.2.13

California Quail  Available in my ArtFire shop.

Steider Studios:  Quail.12.8.13

Chestnut-backed Chickadee  Available in my ArtFire shop.

Steider Studios:  Chickadee on my Glass Birdbath

Dark-eyed “Oregon” Junco (available, not yet listed)

Steider Studios:  Junco.1.31.14

Evening Grosbeak  (available, not yet listed)

Steider Studios:  Daddy Grosbeak Feeds Baby

House Finch  Available in my Zibbet shop.

Steider Studios:  Red House Finch

Grouse

Steider Studios:  Grouse Along Driveway

Hairy Woodpecker (available, not yet listed)

Steider Studios:  Woodpecker in Fall

House Wren  Available in my Zibbet shop.

Steider Studios.House Wren

Hummingbird – Calliope?  Available in my ArtFire shop.

Steider Studios:  Hummer Resting on Crocosmia Branch

Lazuli Bunting

Lazuli Bunting

Mourning Dove

Mourning Dove Arrives

Northern Flicker  Available in my Zibbet shop.

Steider Studios:  Flicker.9.21.13

Peacock came through with a flock of Turkeys! Available in my Artfire shop.

Steider Studios:  PeaCock in BackYard  12.26.13

Peahen   Available in my Artfire shop.

Steider Studios:  PeaHen.12.26.13

Pine Siskin

Steider Studios:   Pine Siskin in Sunlight

Purple Finch  (Available, not yet listed.)

Steider Studios:  Purple Finch

Raven   Available in my Zibbet shop.

Steider Studios:  Raven in Flight 7.2.13

Red Crossbill couple

Steider Studios:  Pair of Red Crossbills at Feeder

Red-Breasted Nuthatch  Available in my Zibbet shop.

Steider Studios:  Red Breasted Nuthatch.

Red-breasted Sapsucker  (Available, not yet listed.)

Steider Studios:  Red Breasted Sapsucker

Rufous Hummingbird  Available in my Zibbet shop.

Steider Studios:  Rufous Hummer, Last week of  June

Rufous-sided Towhee  (Available soon)

Steider Studios.Towhee.5.26.14

 Rufous Sided Towhee   Available in my ArtFire shop.

Steider Studios:  Rufous Sided Towhee

Song Sparrow  (Available, not yet listed.)

Steider Studios:  Song Sparrow in Woodpile

Steller’s Jay  Available in my Zibbet shop.

Steider Studios:  Stellers Jay

Western Tanager

Steider Studios:  Western Tanager at Birdbath

White-crowned Sparrow  (Available, not yet listed.)

Steider Studios:  Sparrow

Wild Turkey baby

Steider Studios:  Baby Turkey in Tree

Wild Turkey female  (Available, not yet listed.)

Steider Studios:  Wild Turkey.  11.24.13

I have many other bird photos that I’ve published as all occasion greeting cards.  I plan to add an additional page here to show you the fascinating birds of my Pacific Northwest region.  I especially love the big birds, eagles, herons, osprey, hawks…

So much to do, so little time!!

4 Responses to “Birds that Visit my Garden”

  1. cfortglass Says:

    Linda, Linda, Linda!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome, as usual. thankx for sharing. C


  2. Always great to see you here Charlene, thanks for stopping by!!!

  3. Candace Says:

    Beautiful shots! The last year or so I’ve been totally getting into photographing birds, too. I love it. Thanks to Cornell Lab of Ornithology (which I joined as a thank you), I’ve been able to identify most of them. You have quite a few that we don’t have here.


  4. Thank you Candace! They’re such interesting little critters, aren’t they?!! I also use Audubon and Peterson’s guides to help me ID new birds. Looking forward to seeing more birds in your area on your blog!!


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