Saturday, June 23, 2018

Angry Birds

I was on the dock minding my own business.  My other baby brother and she who sees Robins first went fishing.

On the dock

I walked slowly off the dock.  Two Blackbirds swooped down and scolded me.   I took a few photos as they squawked. They must have a nest close to the dock. They did not like me being on the dock and flew at me several more times…good thing I am not afraid of birds!

Angry Pap Blackbird

What a racket they made.

Angry Blackbird Femaqle

The female Red Winged Blackbird is quite dowdy next to her pitch black red winged mate.

They didn’t quiet down until I was off the dock.

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15 comments:

  1. They sure are protective of their territory. I know I was swooped on by a Robin and then by swallows this past week!

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  2. Good for you, holding your ground til you got the photo!

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  3. Yes, it had to be a nearby nest. Good photos, though! :-)

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  4. Lovely photos . We get them here at our feeders as they nest in the swampy area by our river that's just steps away from our house , I love the red wings they are noisy when they call their mates to come get food and then they take off and wound like a machine gun lol ! I usually get swooped on by our Barn swallows lol ! Thanks for sharing , Have a good weekend !

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  5. Red-winged blackbirds make a pleasant trilling sound in the spring.

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  6. Here crows dive-bomb people when they have babies almost fledged in their nearby nests.

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  7. Red wings can be very aggressive.

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  8. So glad to know someone else speaks "bird" too, my friend! :-) Lovingly, Andrea xoxo

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  9. I guess they got their point across - but not without you getting some great pictures!

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  10. We have blue jays that scold us when our feeders get low on food. They are so funny!

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  11. Blackbirds always nest near the lake and one year there was a male so aggressive people started carrying umbrellas to protect themselves from attack.

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  12. Persistent little noise-makers, aren't they?!

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