They are one of my favorite birds. They are not daily visitors at my feeder, but pop in and out all summer. Once a whole migrating flock stopped by to feed in the spring. More than a dozen at once. 
Female Rose Breasted Grosbeak and four friends. She apparently likes the corn for lunch...:)
Aren't they delightful .. oh I'd be chuffed to see those ... cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteThey are one of my favorites also
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird. We don't have them here, at least not that I know of. :-)
ReplyDeleteI like them, too. I usually get a couple in the spring.
ReplyDeleteThey are a very handsome bird. I haven,t seen them here since the 70,s
ReplyDeleteBeautiful birds, I which we could have a few where I live.
ReplyDeleteThey are so sweet. I have never seen them here.
ReplyDeleteLucky you. I have only seen one in all my years. Must have been passing through.
ReplyDeleteWe love our Rose Breasted Grosbeaks. They do like the tray feeder like you have, but the darn red squirrels as well as the bear and raccoon, means we just can't have a "big trough" for a feeder. The current feeder does work for the RBGB, but they seem too big for it, but at least its away from tge other critters. RBGB sing like a robin who has had opera lessons. We are north central St Louis Co in Mn.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites as well. We have them for a week or so during the Spring and again during the Fall migration. Then they move along.
ReplyDeleteI like the colorful grosbeak. You have a nice variety of birds at your feeder.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos, as always, TB. I have enjoyed scrolling through a number of your recent posts and particularly enjoyed seeing and hearing about your journey in Ireland--looks like a wonderful, fun, and enriching time.
ReplyDeleteAren't they lovely?! We had them once...maybe twice..in the time that we have lived here (27 years). I keep hoping to see them here again.
ReplyDeleteThe rose-breasted grosbeak (Pheucticus ludovicianus) is a large seed-eating grosbeak in the cardinal family (Cardinalidae). It is primarily a foliage gleaner.
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I love the grosbeaks and haven't seen one since I left Minnesota. Thanks for the photos of yours.
ReplyDeleteYour birds on the feeding table are lovely.
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