Each bird has its own way of eating peanuts. Here are a few examples.
Blue Jay.
Chickadee, probably the smallest bird that is not a Hummingbird.
Downy Woodpecker.
Tufted Titmouse.
Then we are back to the Blue Jay, the most voracious of them all.
Blue Jay.
A great set, enjoyed all these!
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Makes me want some peanuts, Hien! Great captures!! 🙂
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That traffic is nuts! Such a great ‘style guide’, Hien!
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What a fun post! Such gorgeous captures of these pretty peanut eaters.
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Oh oh oh….. these are wonderful photos 😀
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Thank you Elle! Long time, no hear.
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Yes-January has been quite dull and wet for photos and I’ve been working quite a lot too. However-February will hopefully be a much better month. Really lovely your peanut pics 😀
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Remarkable photos. You always delight me with your photos.
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Thank you Cee!
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Just fabulous!
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Thank you Angela!
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Loved the chickadee and titmouse, it looks like they are ballet dancers! I may have to put up a feeder or two someday, I’ll bet that it’s very entertaining to watch the birds as well as photograph them.
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A bird feeder would be good for those days when you can’t go out on your hikes.
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They are beautifully captured … My favorite is the Tufted Titmouse…Those wings are inspiring!
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Thank you! That Tufted Titmouse was like a dancer.
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Do they swallow them whole or break them up? Great photos!
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Thanks Katelon! Usually they take the peanuts somewhere else, maybe their nests, and eat them out of sight. I think the smaller birds have to break the peanuts into smaller morsels in order to swallow them.
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