Turkey Vultures circle endlessly in the warm up drafts of the afternoon.
Turkey Vultures do roost at night. This old wood barn provides good protection from the weather elements.
These birds are in search for dead carrion, dead or decaying animals that they can feed on.
Colorful row of Bird Houses mounted on a masonary wall has a variety of home choices for birds.
This house sparrow bird appears to have picked a nice blue house out? 
Where there is one, there are others close by as the house sparrows fly in small to large groups.
I’ll bite your shoe if you don’t back off!
Field of sunflowers ready to be harvested, destine for human consumption or bird seed. 
Great Egret at Island Lake taking in some afternoon fishing!
Great Egret close-up image.
Not too many Great Egrets around so hanging out with the Canadian Geese and Ducks
Bird House appropriately placed under a spruce tree.
Spruce tree provides great cover for visiting birds feeding.
PS Watch birds for a length of time, you find they spend a lot of time watching to the left, right and above for predators. The more tree cover the safer it is to feed.
Shot a mother duck photo only to find little ducklings nesting.
Cute small brown loud songbird that’s South Carolina’s state bird.
When I sing my song, it can be heard throughout the forest!
Country Wood Bird House design with cone style sheet metal shield to deter squirrels. 
Bird house is mounted on a metal pole makes it harder to squirrels to climb. 
Squirrel proofing one’s bird house is a centuries old problem.
Techniques involve greasing the pole, using PVC white plastic pipe, baffles, wire cages, spinners … list goes on!
Some people are just having fun taunting the squirrel.
Located in a oak tree this bird house opening has been reworked by some squirrels.
Wood birdhouse is colorfully painted … creative and visually interesting with the use of bright colors and little design funk ..adding a spark of interest in one’s garden design. A guest conversation piece!
Birdhouse is mounted 10 feet (3 meters) off the ground on a cedar pole with it’s bark still intact. Behind is pine board and batten building siding with a well established climbing vine.
NB. Follow to see lots of creative bird houses. Wood Bird Houses
These wooden purple martin birdhouses are painted white to reflect the heat, keeping the house cool in hot temperatures.
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Sleeping in the Afternoon Sun.
Hawk sits in a 50 foot high Slash Pine Tree looking for prey.
