This is a Red-breasted Nuthatch from our walk in the woods Friday. Was quite the little poser.
So nice to see a day above 0 Celcius, and some blue sky. Has been a long time.
This is a discussion on Red Breast, (but no Robins yet) within the Animals (mammals, birds, insects etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; This is a Red-breasted Nuthatch from our walk in the woods Friday. Was quite the little poser. So nice to ...
This is a Red-breasted Nuthatch from our walk in the woods Friday. Was quite the little poser.
So nice to see a day above 0 Celcius, and some blue sky. Has been a long time.
Reality is a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there!
Really not much of a bird photo lover, HB. But I like the colors, lighting and composition in both of these but the second one with its head cocked back really makes it stand out, to me anyway. Not just your average bird-setting-on-a-limb shot. Really sharp and clear. Great capture!
Lovely set as usual HBG!
You were the first photographer the bird noticed this spring so he posed....later on in the year the bird will go "just another photographer, meh."
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Another with beautiful sharp detail. I prefer the second one with the head up.
Thanks all for taking time to look and for the kind words.
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Beautifully exposed! Lots of fine detail in even the white feathers. Love those Nuthatches and the squeaky sounds they make.
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nice shot...........so many robins here ,they make it hard to see other birds.......
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