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sparrow eating seeds from a bird feeder. seasonal bird feeding

Sparrow perched on branch by bird feeder in California backyard

a young bird discovers the world

Nuthatch feeding on sunflower seeds from a terracotta bird feeder in my back yard.

An juvenile Eastern Bluebird perched on a birdfeeder on a summer day in Texas.

Birds feed at the feeder in winter.

A Juvenile Blue Tit Perched on a Bird Feeder

A fledging baby blue jay on a brick fence in Richardson/Dallas, Texas.

birds perching over a feeder full of peanuts

a young bird discovers the world

Wow, all for me... I am rich. Blue tit searching the best seed. Photo taken in december

a mother bluebird feeding her young

A small garden bird decides which peanut to eat.

Small finch bird at garden area feeder

A starling with a suet pellet from a bird feeder in its mouth

An Eastern Bluebird fledgling visits the meal worm feeder in my rose garden on a summer morning.

A young Eastern Bluebird is eating mealworms from a bird feeder.

Young blue tit bird begging for food

Bird - Sparrow at the Brid Feeder

A juvenile Blue tit, Cyanistes caeruleus, perching on a metal spiral

A close up of a cyanistes caeruleus, commonly known as a blue tit, in the summer sunshine

Nuthatch eating peanuts from a bird feeder in a Summer garden on a windy day.

Common house finch perched on the metal arm of a plant support with its head tilted.

Garrulus glandarius

Juvenile blue tit bird, cyanistes caeruleus, perched on metal frame with beak wide open demanding food

An Eastern Bluebird is eating mealworms from a bird feeder.

Little common thrush chicks with open mouths sitting in a nest inside and old wooden handmade feeding trough hanging from a pine tree, waiting for their mom to feed them

$L 10,5-12 cm.\nBreeds in woodland, preferring deciduous or mixed woods, and in parks and gardens.\nResident, but N populations move SW in some autumns, sometimes in huge numbers.\nOften seen at bird tables in winter. Readily hangs upside down on nut holders.\nNests in hole or nest box.\n\nThis is a quite common Bird in the described Habitats in the Netherlands.$

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