Gregory Melahn

A Red-Bellied Woodpecker at a bird feeder keeps a eye on the sky above, alert for the appearance of a hawk

Keeping an eye on the hawk🪶

A bright red male Cardinal smiles at the camera

A jolly Cardinal 🪶

A very picky Chickadee 🪶

Four makes it a party🎉🥳🪶

A Myrtle Warbler streaks across the sky on a windy day

Windy💨🪶

A Bluebird, Myrtle Warbler, Pine Warbler and Cardinal at a bird feeder after a rare North Carolina snow

Snowbirds🪶❄️

The bitter cold has attracted a Myrtle Warbler to enjoy a meal of suet 🪶

A male Cardinal with red and yellow plumage sits on a bird feeder in the morning

Psychedelic 🪶

A Pine Warbler stands guard over a suet feeder

Guarding the suet🪶🥊

#BirdOfTheDay #BlackAndWhite

A happy little Downy Woodpecker 🪶

I love those Mergansers. I whittled a little one for my Mom many years ago 🪶

A bright red male Cardinal at a bird feeder

Big Red 🪶

Voracious! 🪶

Not often I see a new (to me) bird at the feeder. A quick little Kinglet. Grabbed some suet before being chased away by a Titmouse. 🪶

A female Cardinal with a beak-full of seed on a cold day

An ornery looking Cardinal🪶

A Tufted Titmouse wave hi

Hi 👋😀🪶

The fam gets together for Thanksgiving Eve 🪶🕊️

The Pine Warbler is back and is hungry! 🪶

Much better 🧼

Time to clean the bird poop off the lens 🪶😂💩🫧

Gregory Melahn's review of I Must Betray You 5/5: ‘Evil is unspectacular and always human, and shares our bed and eats at our own table.” W. H. Auden The Auden quote appears in the book’s epilog and sums up how Ceaușescu thoroughly corrupted Ro...

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An Eastern Phoebe tries to talk with Woodstock and some other Peanuts fake birds at a bird bath

Hello fellow birdies🪶

Windy!🪶💨

A Nuthatch with a nut in her beak at a birdfeeder

Happy Nuthatch 🪶

A Bluebird perched on the rim of bird bath late on an Autumn day

Dusk 🪶

Yum! 🪶

A Tufted Titmouse stands on a bird feeder on a rainy day

A Tufted Titmouse has grabbed a peanut from a bird feeder and prepares to fly away

A healthy young Tufted Titmouse stops by for a peanut 🪶🥜

Just got through reading “The Fate of the Day” by Rick Atkinson”,part of a history of the American Revolution.As they tore through the Carolinas, the Hessians were in wonder of the wildlife. They called Northern Cardinals “Virginia Nightingales” for which English ladies would pay 6 Guineas apiece. 🪶

Room for only one in the bath 🤺🪶

Sixty seconds of peace 🪶