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| Was trying to capture the brilliant red finch; didn't realize at the time I also captured a chickadee on the left! |
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Saturday, January 12, 2013
Still feeding on beauty
Much of yesterday was spent in the kitchen baking, with an eye on the birdfeeder – definitely "beauty as well as bread." I'm not a food photographer, but did capture a few bird shots through the window. Considering that I used maximum zoom through a dirty pane, I'm amazed at how well they turned out!
This morning, an even heavier frost left diamonds scattered underfoot. (Click to biggify.)
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Wow! Beautiful pictures! What is that first bird? Can I purchase a copy of that frosted leaf?
ReplyDeleteThe first three photos are of an "Oregon" junco, the Pacific Northwest's variety of the dark-eyed junco. And yes, I've sold some prints before; email me at the link shown on the right (and thanks for asking!).
DeleteNice! What kind of bird Is that?
ReplyDeleteSee above, Sara; that's the Oregon junco. Very common here!
DeleteThe birds rely on us so much for the seed, suet and bread that we leave. As a "thank you" they let us take their pictures. Nice "quid pro quo" arrangement.
ReplyDeleteYour "diamonds scattered underfoot" are so beautiful. What a gift winter can be.
Last week I saw a window feeder like that somewhere... How I wish I had bought it! I think it would be so neat to sit at the kitchen table and look up and out at the birds! Thanks for your neat pictures!
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