Bird Nerd Highlights from Greg & Kibby's

06/04/2022

Back porch mockingbird hatchlings!

We've been watching this nest since it's construction. Three babies and an egg this morning. Maybe we'll have four little heads poking up by the end of the day.

03/21/2022

We spotted our first ever northern flicker in the swamp today! They're one of the few members of the woodpecker family that migrate and eat on the ground. Well, knock yourself our little fella! We'll have some seed in that spot for you tomorrow! :)

10/26/2020

When we put the Jack-o-lanterns on the porch steps, I moved the camera to get a good video if a possum or our raccoon brothers demolish and eat them. I was worried the pumpkins might spook our chipmunks, but they seem way more concerned about the relocation of the camera.

06/12/2020

More chipmunk action! We've named this guy "Klutz." You're about to see why. Watch this little do**us fall off the birdbath while getting a drink.

06/03/2020

We've never seen chipmunks on our property before. We've got a few of them this year, and they are action packed! They chase each other all over the yard.

05/07/2020

This eastern towhee spent the whole day trying to impress the ladies by fighting his own reflection.

04/28/2020

Our popular suet feeder makes for some interesting rivalries. Watch this crafty woodpecker use smoke and mirrors on this indignant cardinal.

A downy woodpecker hides from a cardinal behind a suet feeder.

07/31/2019

“Get that camera outta my face!”
A group of c***s we call the three amigos stopped by and after chewing open our bird seed tub, one decided he is NOT a fan of cameras.

07/01/2019

Time-lapse of our busy bridge spider opening up shop for the night.

04/04/2019

This is what you've gotta do to impress the ladies when you're a grackle. (Not that much diferent than us, really) ;)

02/27/2019

One of our downy woodpeckers comes in for a snack from the suet feeder.

10/12/2018

Kibby's favorite hardship case this year has been a goldfinch named "Flip." She's easy to spot on the feeder because little Flip has a broken leg that dangles while she eats. In the first of the video, you see her land on the lower crook of the feeder. She's a little wobbly, but you can't count her out. She holds her own!