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Birds

We have lots of birds that are always here such as the Cardinals,
Carolina Chickadees, Tufted Titmice and Woodpeckers.
We also get migatory birds in the Spring and fall.
It is really neat to have the American Goldfinch,
Indigo Bunting and Tanager fly in and stay a few days.
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Young Red Shouldered hawk
Young Red Shouldered hawk		 I'm waiting for dinner!
I'm waiting for dinner!		 On roof of the Bird feeder
On roof of the Bird feeder		 Very young Red Shouldered Hawk
Very young Red Shouldered Hawk
My PUNK Cardinal
My PUNK Cardinal		 Who said we can't share?
Who said we can't share?		 How can you tell I've been eating?
How can you tell I've been eating?		 Red Shouldered Hawk in Pine tree
Red Shouldered Hawk in Pine tree
Female & Male Cardinal
Female & Male Cardinal		 Male Cardinal in Oak Tree
Male Cardinal in Oak Tree		 Red-Bellied Woodpecker
Red-Bellied Woodpecker		 ? Bird (Maybe a type of Flycatcher)
? Bird (Maybe a type of Flycatcher)
Can't we share?
Can't we share?		 Young Red-Bellied Woodpecker
Young Red-Bellied Woodpecker		 This is a squirrel feeder? Who says?
This is a squirrel feeder? Who says?		 American Goldfinch
American Goldfinch
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joseantonio06-Aug-2016 16:55
great collection.V.
Hans Novak26-Jul-2006 13:44
Beautiful gallerie ! (My birds are in german: VÖGEL) Hans - Austria
Cully 22-Oct-2005 16:52
Great bird pix! I believe your hawk in photos 1, 2 and 3 is a juvenile Red-shouldered hawk. It is younger than the photos you have of the young adult (#4 photo). In any case...Bravo! on the pix! Keep posting...
Carlos Roberto 01-May-2005 18:35
Parabens pela fotos, sou do Brasil, e amo os pássaros e a natureza. You´s photos is wondorful!!! Congratulations.
r_paul15-Mar-2005 02:42
Nice shots Kerry and Nancy....I really liked the Pelican shots against the greenish water. I also liked the cardinal pair. I mostly use a long lens, so I have a hard time catching the male and female close enough to capture at the same time. Keep up the great work. Paul
Guest 08-Feb-2005 00:38
WOW I REALLY LIKE YOU PICTURES.
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