My little chickadee

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  1. 03-03-2009, 10:07 AM #1
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    The weekend snowstorm seem to catch the bird population off guard.

    This black-capped chickadee seemed to not know what to make of it!





    A northern Cardinal puffed up against the cold...



    And all the snow made my neighbor's feeder a very popular place!



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    These are great I love the third one it looks like a mirror image with the cardinal in the background. Thanks for sharing
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  • 03-03-2009, 01:39 PM #3
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    Excellent shots Grandpa!! I love the bokeh you're getting with that DOF. Well done!
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  • 03-03-2009, 02:26 PM #4
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    Looks like a nice variety, chickadees, cardinals, pine siskins, house finches and goldfinches. All I get are woodpeckers, nuthatches and chickadees at my set up. I can't wait for spring.
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    I love these bird pics! I get these same birds in my back yard - the cardinal is always my fav, and I always try to get pics but I don't have any good ones to share. Great photos!
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    These are great I love the third one it looks like a mirror image with the cardinal in the background. Thanks for sharing

    Just what I was thinking.Great shots as usual Dane .

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    Excellent job as usual Grandpa. Your first image definitely captures the scale and fragility of the bird. Very nice series and great models.

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    Thanks, friends. I've always considered birds one of the most difficult subject I attempt and am seldom satisfied with the result. The snow and my neighbor's feeder made these guys enough of a captive audience for me to be able to sneak up on them a bit. These are mostly still fairly heavy crops at the long end of my 70-200.


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    Dane, I just find myself excited to see your photos whenever you post them! They are just so beautiful!
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    Dane nice series - nice to see some wildlife from you too. Looks like we both use neighbours feeders

    Great bokeh from that lens - love those cardinals. I'd be making more visits to that garden

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