This Northern Cardinal comes by every day to see what's in our bird feeders. I hope to see his mate soon.
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- Pam in Tucson
- I retired from the University of Arizona, where I coordinated distance learning. New enthusiasms include learning about digital photography and photoprocessing, archaeology, theatre, and observing the natural world around me.
9 comments:
Hi!!! Great to have you back; and the red cardinal too! :)
What a beutiful color!
One of my favorite visitors - did he sing for you?
cb -Thank you. I hope to post fairly frequently, but it won't be a regular thing. I'm glad you came back to look.
sonia - We have two males who come around; this is the most colourful. Since they're territorial, I suspect the other must be a juvenile.
endment - He's been calling to us every morning with his "Cheer, cheer, cheer!"
Pam, it is so good to check back in here and see your beautiful photography again. That roadrunner photo in the previous post is absolutely stunning. Your cardinal is a beauty, as well.
Hope things have been good, Pam. I've miss you.
Very happy to hear from you, robin andrea. I've been following your wonderful stay on the CA coast - esp. your neighbor hawk. All the best as you travel up north.
Hey Pam
Welcome back - beautiful cardinal!
Tai
The female Cardinal is my husbands favorite! Beautiful in a much more subtle way!
tai - Hello. I'm enjoying your blog. Sounds like the Caribbean move was perfect for you.
birdingmom - I like the female cardinal, too, but she's shy and difficult to photograph, since she grabs food and immediately goes into hiding. We also have the pyrrhyuloxia here - very similar to a female cardinal.
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