Black-capped Chickadee
Winter is my preferred season for photographing songbirds. This year is looking like it may be a very productive year for bird photography as well. So far this season in the fields around my home there are at least two Snowy Owls, a Bald Eagle, and Sharp-shinned Hawks. Not too mention a Red-bellied Woodpecker at my suet feeder set-up.
On this Saturday past I decided it was time to head out to my heated, backyard photo blind and commence adding some new images to my songbird collection. I have been using this blind for a great number of years and it provides me with a toasty warm place to photograph these birds while the cold, winter winds howl outside. The day after I created these images we received close to 2 feet of snow and I have been busy digging myself out, but tonight I finally had time to process some of the images I created.
Hope you enjoy them 🙂
Please remember to click on the images to see the larger, sharper versions.
Blue Jay
American Tree Sparrow
Andrew, I am always fond of your Chickadee images!!
Much thanks Denise!
Gorgeous bird shots! I love the look of the Sparrow!
Thanks Michael!
Terrific images Andrew. The first one is my favourite.
Thank-you kindly Edith!
Great pictures! Would love to hear how you made your bird blind.
Thanks for stopping by Kathy and for the support…much appreciated. Check out this older post to see more about the photo blind