Bird Feeder in New Hampshire

The elusive White Breasted Nuthatch has come for a visit, as well as the Female Cardinal. The Cardinal is here often and has become used to the camera as you will see. We hope you enjoy this special little video of the amazing and beautiful birds of New Hampshire.

Busy time at thee feeder this morning

This video is of a beautiful male Blue Jay calling to his partner, the female then shows up. The only way to tell a male Blue Jay from a female is by their sounds. While they have a variety of sounds that they can make, the male Blue Jay often makes a sound that is similar to a squeaky door, while the female Blue Jay frequently makes a low growl sound. These birds are fascinating to watch and I am happy to be able to share this video with you. Now that fall is around the corner, more and more birds are showing up at our 24 hour bird cam. We feed the birds and sometimes the squirrels year round. If you would like to visit our live bird cam, we are on YouTube under; Live Bird Feed From New Hampshire. Thank you for watching.

Everybody's hungry at the feeder today. Hit the gear icon below and set the highest setting.

Buster the squirrel stealing the little bird's seed. He thinks he is a movie star and loves to put on a show for the camera. Spread the love . He wants to be none world wide.

Bad Boy Buster at the feeder trying to steal the bird's seed.

This adorable little chickadee is trying so hard to clean his face in the bird bath.

Tufted Titmouse checking to see if anybody is watching.

A beautiful Blue Jay stopped by today to check things out. Remember if you want to watch these beautiful birds live go to You Tube and search bird feeders live from New Hampshire. This is our 24hr live channel.

This little guy is very cute and quite young. The bird feeders are squirrel proof, but one must still try.

Two sweet little finches are enjoying the bird bath for drinking and a little fun in the water.

AMAZING VIDEO! This black bear was filmed at night, trying his best to get at the bird feeders. He couldn't quite reach them, but he made a lot of noise and did a number on the tree. He appeared to be quite large, so the branches leading to the deck could not support him and he knew it. He can be spotted on the lower left of the screen. He was able to climb back down safely.

Welcome, coming to you from Moulton Cove on Lake Winnipesaukee in Central New Hampshire. It's getting busy here at the feeder. We have a Humming Bird, Cardinals and more. Please follow and subscribe and I will do the same for you. Hope you enjoy. Thank you for visiting. AGF

This Blue Jay stopped by for a very quick drink and snack, he'll be back for more I am certain.

Buster would have had a nice filling meal after raiding the bird feeders, but this little guy doesn't have a clue as to how to raid the squirrel proof bird feeders, at least he can get a refreshing drink.

This White Breasted Nuthatch is spreading his wings and trying to make himself appear big and scary, but the Female Cardinal is not impressed or even slightly interested.This video is in real time, not slow motion. FYI You can watch all this real time on our YouTube channel. (Live Bird Feed from New Hampshire) Enjoy.

Buster is back stealing the birds seed. He is a clown that just likes showing off for the camera. Enjoy this crazy clown.

As you can see the birds are enjoying the bath today. They have been drinking and splashing for the last hour. These are female purple finch. Enjoy.

The Nuthatch on the bird bath is trying so hard to intimidate the other birds and the little red squirrel. Unfortunately, he is totally ignored and finally gives up.

The Tufted Titmouse is back today. Got on the railing so we could get a good look at it.

This White Breasted Nuthatch is trying to make himself appear to be big and scary, his intent is to scare other birds from using the bird bath. I just doesn't work, he is pretty much ignored.

Going from night to day, this video shows the tufted titmouse is first at the feeders. It is unusual to see this many at the same time.

Readily attracted to bird feeders for sunflower seeds or suet, the White-breasted Nuthatch may spend much of its time industriously carrying seeds away to hide them in crevices. Its nasal calls are typical and familiar sounds of winter mornings in deciduous woods over much of North America. FYI if you want to watch real time go to YouTube and search Live bird feeder from new Hampshire. Enjoy.

This adorable little humming bird stops for a drink and is perfectly still for a moment, showing off her beautiful coloring.

Adorable video of song sparrows taking a dip in the bird bath just before the sun sets, the more the merrier!