Northern Cardinals...I call them Red Beauties, befitting for their bright red plumage Since they're the most populous group of birds around, I've taken hundreds of photos of them...  |
| Mr. Red- he's the biggest, brightest Cardinal around ~ |
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| Yes, I'm talking about you, Mr. Red :) ~ |
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| I see you... ~ |
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| Enjoying the selection that a full feeder offers ~ |
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| Mr. Red prefers to eat from the round cedar feeders ~ |
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| "It's more comfortable inside this flower pot, and cooler too!" said the female juvenile ~ |
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| "But sometimes the view is better from the top" ~ |
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| "Which side do you think is my BEST side?" ~ |
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| "Hey lady, where's the fresh seeds?" ~ |
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| Miss House Finch says "I was here first, now go on about your business!" ~ |
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| "I think I'll dig around in the grass for some seeds, you just never know"... ~ |
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| "Yes, we're a little spoiled, but we know we're loved" ~ |
Photos taken May through July 2014
Such gorgeous shots of your feathered friends.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful, Susan, and I enjoyed your commentary, lol! Google is giving me an error this morning, but I'll be back to visit and join your site. Have a blessed week!
ReplyDeletewe tend to take them for granted - like blue jays - until someone from europe or australia or maybe even california reminds us they don't ever get to see them. :)
ReplyDeleteI love your bird feeder and your visitors!! They are so pretty and so easy to love!! You captured some really beautiful images!!
ReplyDeleteA delightful study of these pretty cardinals. Darling photos!
ReplyDeleteLoved your photos and fun comments. So true what Tex said, for me they are beautiful exotic birds, ...post away, I never tire of seeing these lovies from across the sea.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots with those yellow flowers.
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