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09/02/2026

He’s getting his red feathers back after molting, and this little cardinal is looking handsome again! ❤️🐦 Have you noticed the cardinals changing too?

09/01/2026

Happy Hour at the Texas Birdhouse. 🐦🥃🤠

08/30/2026

“What kind of bird feed do you use?”

Umm… Facebook? 😂🐦📱

08/29/2026

We spotted an oriole at Texas Birdhouse, so naturally we put out an orange hoping to attract it back! 🍊 The regular birds weren’t impressed… but the ants definitely approved. 😂🐜

08/27/2026

New bird, who dis? 👀🐦 I’ve never seen this little visitor at my window before! Bird people, help me ID him! ⬇️

08/27/2026

My sulcata tortoise, Big Tex, spotted me feeding the birds and had to investigate. 😂🐢 He got his own salad, but the birds definitely got the good stuff! 🥬🥜🐦

08/26/2026

The smoke is so thick around our neighborhood today. 💔🐦 Praying for everyone affected by the wildfire and all the wildlife caught in it.

And I’m wondering…should I bring my tortoise inside for the day? I hate disrupting his routine, but the smoke is REALLY thick. What would you do?

08/26/2026

A little painted bunting stopping by the breakfast bar. 💚🐦 Even the muffin pan gets birdhouse duty around here!

08/25/2026

The smoke from the Ross Fire has made its way all the way to us. 💔 You can see the haze in my videos and even smell the smoke outside.

Praying for everyone affected, and especially for the firefighters working so hard to get this fire under control. 🙏🏼🔥🕊️

Please stay safe, Texas. ❤️

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