Arriving in the vegetable garden, it immediately got my attention. A tiny bird that I only see during breeding season. Flitting about as if quite nervous it’s a bird that makes getting a photograph very challenging. If I get any photo at all, even if it is blurry, I’m pleased. I’ve recorded the occasion.
Blue-gray Gnatcatchers primarily consume insects, spiders, and caterpillars, which makes luring any that might be nearby to feeders impossible. But any of these critters that they eat in the vegetable garden are definitely appreciated. They make a squeaky, slurry, chippy sound which alerts me to look for them.
Just the beginning of breeding season and I’m thoroughly enjoying all the arrivals.
