@Growing Coastal Sago Palms. Cycas revoluta Native to southern Japan, but a very popular landscape cycad in Southeast Texas.

Uncle Feist, what kind of birds are the grey ones?

Nan6b wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 5:51 pm Uncle Feist, what kind of birds are the grey ones?

That would be a northern mockingbird.

I see they're fond of blueberries!

Bower wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 6:12 pm I see they're fond of blueberries!

WAY to fond!

Blueberry season is definitely a constant battle with birds. I would share and give the birds all they could ever eat, but they will just destroy the whole crop in a matter of days. They may actually eat 10%, the other 90% is knocked to the ground, or damaged before they are even ripe.

A rather handsome looking mallard from Clear Lake, Nassau Bay, Texas.

One of these things is not like the others ...... American Widgeon and lone Mallard

White Ibis.

I made this wood duck box today. I only had an electric chainsaw and some useless keyhole saw, plus a cordless drill and a file.

Ducks aren’t too picky I hope.

Great Blue Heron

The white geese with one tiny little gosling. The gosling is bending over by the curb. I wonder why there's only one? Shouldn't there be others?

A snake may have gotten them.

I'm not sure what kind of geese these are. One of them seems to have a rather unique black beak.

@SpookyShoe looks like Chinese Gray, one of the domesticated knob geese of Asia.