2sDay: Cardinals
It’s 2sDay and time for photos of 2 of the same thing. This week it is my favourite bird – the cardinal – the male and female together. Enjoy the photos from the archives taken at different times of the … Continued
It’s 2sDay and time for photos of 2 of the same thing. This week it is my favourite bird – the cardinal – the male and female together. Enjoy the photos from the archives taken at different times of the … Continued
At this time of the year the winter lens friends start returning and we are always taking photos of them. Do you remember the old song about Turkeys in the Straw? Well here is the updated version of two turkeys … Continued
The alphabetical garden tour this week shares wha’s in the garden starting with C – birds, plants, whimsy and more. My favourite bird has to be the cardinals that visit all year round. This link will take you to lots … Continued
The winter visitors are enjoying the variety of seeds and nuts in and around the feeders. Keeping them filled can be a challenge.
The bird feeders are busy places and a variety of birds can be found at any time of the year. In the winter the most common visitors are bluejays, sparrows, chickadees, nuthatches, cardinals, goldfinches, woodpeckers, doves, and juncos. The weather … Continued
Nothing lifts your spirits more in winter than to look out the window and see the gorgeous red cardinal. The brilliant red of the male stands out on the snowy covered trees. Red is not a colour that I have … Continued
Capturing birds in flight is sometimes very difficult. I have set one of my goals this year to try and capture more birds photos in flight and actually be able to get a shot that isn’t too blurry. I searched … Continued
A favourite spot for the birds to perch is in the branches of the pine tree before they flit in and out to the feeders. They flit so quickly it is sometimes hard to get good photos of them and … Continued
The snow on the weekend gave lots of wonderful photo opportunities. One of which was the female cardinal.
We spend many hours watching the feathered lens friends flit in and out of the garden. It seems a never ending job to keep the feeders full at this time of the year as more and more birds are returning or … Continued