C is for Cormorant, Cardinal, Canada Geese, Carolina Chickadee, American Coot, Whooping Crane and Sandhill Crane.





Thank you Lisa. for this Bird Weekly Challenge: Birds that begin with the letter “C”
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C is for Cormorant, Cardinal, Canada Geese, Carolina Chickadee, American Coot, Whooping Crane and Sandhill Crane.
Thank you Lisa. for this Bird Weekly Challenge: Birds that begin with the letter “C”
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Your photography and colour capture are both truly stunning!
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Awesome photos this week, Beth! Love love love that Carolina Chickadee! Perfect contrast. It is so hard to get their eye with their black patch and you nailed it! 🙂
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Lisa, thank you. I try to use different photos for each challenge but that one is a repeat. It’s the only good chickadee photo I could find.
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I occasionally reuse a photo but not often. I’m out birding all the time so I should have new pics of species unless it is a rare or rare-ish bird then I may repeat. Or if I’m just lazy like a couple weeks ago with my Great Blue Heron. I love seeing the new pics, but as you know, I’m pretty lenient with rules. It’s more about enjoying the process and creativity and the love of birds. 🙂
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Amazing six times over, Beth. I would have to frame that Cardinal and Carolina Chickadee and rotate them in and out. Gorgeous.
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Judy, I always love reading your comments! Your comments always make my day! I’m so glad you enjoy my photos.
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Loving these… especially the chickadee. My favorite little bird!
Have a lovely day.
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Thanks Nancy! I love the chickadees, too.
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I always enjoy cormorants drying their wings, Beth.And western chickadees are scarfing down the sunflower seeds we put out as fast as they can go— one seed at a time. They will grab a seed, fly up into the tree, break it open and then return for another. Our bird feeder is like Grand Central Station with all of the different birds flitting in and out! –Curt
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Curt, you have reminded me that I need to fill up my bird feeder. The birds clean it out fast this time of year.
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I just watched a dozen Stellar Jays attacking ours. 🙂 Unlike the little fellows that take one at a time they can stuff in up to 20 at a time. Fast indeed, Beth!
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What a nice bunch of birds!
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Thanks Pam!
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Love your photos!!
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