Bird Feeding Innovation!

Repurposing your old Slap Watch!

If you happen to lose the watch piece inside your favorite Slap Watch band...don’t throw the band out!  

Simply fill it with your backyard bird’s favorite treats, and watch what happens!  

Wrist Band Bird Feeders bound to become the newest innovation in personalized bird feeding enjoyment!  

Words to live by... IF you are a hummingbird ...

Always Surround Yourself With Red!

Twin Cities Bird News ...

A Peanut filled, Bird-Fuel Tanker, belonging to Blewy Moscowitz, was photographed as it shot by on the 35W interstate. 

Blewy himself was overseeing the cargo, making sure that the important peanut fuel reached it's destination in tact.

The MEANING of 'LIGHT AS A FEATHER'

The Weigh-In!

“Did you lose any weight?"

“I'm standing here with BOTH OF MY FEET on the scale and I MUST have LOST WEIGHT...because ACCORDING TO THE SCALE...I DON'T WEIGH ANYTHING!!!”

Birds of Minnesota Field Guide...WHO REALLY USES IT?

Art Imitating Life Bird Style!

The observation that a creative work was inspired by true events!

Sign of a good parent ....

Feeding a child who is the same size as you are can prove to be challenging. 

Finding quality bugs to eat, in't always an option.

That's why the first thing a woodpecker does is... 

teach their offspring... the fine art of eating suet logs!! 

After just a few strategic demonstrations...often bird youth are able to get started on their own suet consumption!

After a woodpecker child's solo 'suet dining' has been an established daily routine..., RANDOM WOODPECKER PARENT FLY-BY's will occur !!! At that point, the woodpecker parent will closely examine their woodpecker child’s BEAK and look for tell-tail 'SUET MUSTACHES as EVIDENCE that their child really has made suet eating attempts on it's own!

Lesson Learned...AGAIN!

Bird mothers constantly tell their bird children…”Always EAT first, THEN take a drink.”

Some bird children...NEVER LISTEN...they are left with consequences.

Graduation Photos

Bertrand Kincaid's graduation photos. 

Bertrand Kincaid has graduated at the top of his class at the Minnesota School of Regal Robindry and is proud to announce that he has mastered the art of bird hierarchy posing.