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| HOUSE FINCHES ARE FEATURED IN "WORDS IN OUR BEAK" |
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| EMILY'S STORY IS IN VOLUME THREE |
It is rather common knowledge that "birders who hope to see hummingbirds often plant nectar-bearing flowers to attract them, but hummers aren't the only birds attracted to flowers."
This truism (or wisdom) is certainly evidenced by the photos directly above (taken in my garden a few years ago) where a male house finch seems to be enamored by my blooming Crabapple Tree while a female Baltimore Oriole is spending her time in the midst of my roses.
Birds also like to be among foliage as seen in the pictures below (also taken in my garden) where a mourning dove and a blue jay are of the leaves from my kiwi vines.
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| MOURNING DOVES ARE FEATURED IN MY BOOKS |
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| BLUE JAYS ARE FEATURED IN MY BOOKS |
I coined the term "flora-ing" to describe the action of birds enjoying flowers and foliage.
More photographs and interesting facts re many types of birds and various flora is included in my book series, Words In Our Beak. Here's the purchase info:
Volume One: ISBN: 9780996378529
Book Seller Info: http://bit.ly/2AFZDCz
Amazon: http://amzn.to/2zxVujM
Barnes & Noble On-Line: http://bit.ly/2AAnB26
book culture On Columbus (a bookstore on the UWS in NYC): http://bit.ly/2FsC1Uf
Book Seller Info: http://bit.ly/2q75g8e
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2DY0mz0
Barnes & Noble On-Line: http://bit.ly/2G65m6H
Volume Three: ISBN: 978099637853
Book Seller Info: http://bit.ly/2IzH2iu
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2IYkmpABarnes & Noble On-Line: http://bit.ly/2vedQot
EACH OF THESE BOOKS CAN BE ORDERED FROM ANY PLACE SELLING BOOKS BY GIVING THEM THE TITLE, OR ISBN, OR MY NAME, PATRICIA YOUNGQUIST.
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| MY BOOK SERIES |
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