Here are some pictures of just a few of the feathered friends
that came to visit during our snow storm!
Female Cardinal
Chickadee
Female House Finch
Male House Finch
Mr. Male Cardinal found a dry spot on the ground,
under my fading hydranges.
Staying warm and dry,
catching all the seed that was falling from the feeders.
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The inclement weather sure brings on a feeding frenzy!! Beautiful photos. You have those birds trained to pose for you!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures!
ReplyDeleteDebbie, your photos are just beautiful! The cardinals are such amazing birds even in the dark brown of winter, they can bring color alive. I have started telling my friends about "Debbie's Birds"!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful areyour birds photos, Debbie!
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely and so colorful , good photographed Debbie.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Holland, Joop
Lots of visitors! I love the little house finch. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteoh, I'm determined to get some bird in the snow pics this year!! Time to get really serious about feeding them! These are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThese are all wonderful photos--it looks like the birds are in a winter wonderland! That first photo of the female cardinal--perfect!
ReplyDeletei think you're giving brian a run for his money, today! :)
ReplyDeleteThe birds are gorgeous with their lovely colors. Great bird shots!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots of some real beauties! I'm looking out at our snowfall, and I don't see one bird! Maybe they're hardier up on the coast!
ReplyDeletelove the cardinal & the chickadee. awesome birdies. wonder what they think of the snow? ( :
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful photos. They have lovely colors!
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Each and every one of these would be welcome visitors to my house.
ReplyDeleteThose male cardinals! Fantastic pics of your bird friends!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful birds ! My favourite are cardinals, they are so colored.
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Debbie, lovely shots of all your snow birds. I am sure you are keeping them well fed and happy there. Have a great week ahead!
ReplyDeleteThey are so sweet, Debbie.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how they seem to manage to be okay in even the worst weather.
These are fantastic shots and the birds are spectacular. That orange color is just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour photo's of the birds do bring me joy. We don't get many birds that are as colorful around here. We do have some wonderful geese across the street; and there is a story about them.
Blessings!
I love your birds!
ReplyDeletePay no mind to Tex - she just likes to stir the pot. But, yeah, my cardinals look pretty lame. These are gorgeous shots! I love having snow for bird photography. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteMy birds have really been hitting the feeders! I opened my window to get a better shot and about froze my tush off. It's cold out there!
ReplyDeleteYour shots are gorgeous and way better than mine. About the time I get focused, the darn bird takes off!
You mentioned Pinterest in your comment on my post. Yep, I pin! It's loads of fun, isn't it?
beautiful birds...my fav is the last one!!
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Nice to see the winter birds.
ReplyDeleteThe one with the black head looks like a bird here :)
My favourite is the first one!!
ReplyDeleteI don't think she touches the geladas, but she has to get very close to use the locator device. It may set down the GPS, but I am not sure about that. She has never said what she is studying, precisely...
The male cardinal is posing for you. Great shots time for work now Happy Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteI just loved the snow yesterday and Sunday (luckily I didn't have to drive anywhere!)! These birds are so gorgeous, all of you little "friends" look very well fed!
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing photos!
ReplyDeleteWe don't get near the number of species of birds in our California backyard...even at my cousin's in the East last year, I noticed that the birds all showed up as soon as the snow fell.