daisybeans
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I like that Kildale. Wonderful story and pics! What a feast for that guy!
Once, in Colorado sitting on a stone wall looking out over the Rockies, chatting with a friend, snacking on some trial mix, a big jay swooped down our of nowhere! and snatched the peanut right out of my hand! I wasn't looking so boy, was I surprised! They'll do anything for a peanut I guess.
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eileen
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There's just no fooling that Jay of your is there Kildale? Such a handsome and intelligent bird. Your shots are superb. 
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Kildale
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Thank you both, Daisybeans and Eileen, they are fun to play with, I hide them in quite a few places and they always find them. One used to come knocking on the window.
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kuntrygal
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First of all, what a beautiful bird. And how did you get him trained? That's amazing. Great shots also!
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cajunbelle
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Thanks Kildale, I am recovering from dental work and that cheered me right up.
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Kildale
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Thank you for the posts. The birds just get used to me I guess. The pileated is the latest that comes for a snack more or less every day, she sits on an archway while i shove a bit of suet mix in a log on the deck. The other two I have posted before.
( photo / image / picture from Kildale's Garden )
( photo / image / picture from Kildale's Garden )
( photo / image / picture from Kildale's Garden )
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daisybeans
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I would be totally tickled if I could have a wild bird eating out of my hand. They know a good guy when they see one, huh!
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kuntrygal
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I have never seen anything like that before. Maybe a parakeet!! You have the magic touch. And thanks for sharing with us. It is totally awesome!
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