The junco is not colorful so I went ahead and made these in black and white. They seem like sweet little birds and they are often the first brave birds to return to the feeder after an interruption.
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February 4, 2015
Gray Bird in Grayscale
The junco is not colorful so I went ahead and made these in black and white. They seem like sweet little birds and they are often the first brave birds to return to the feeder after an interruption.
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Beeautiful b&w photos, well done!
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The Juncos are sweet, looks great in B&W.. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeletethey are sweet.
ReplyDeleteThey're birds we see up here in the winter- I imagine they get their food sources elsewhere the rest of the year. I've always liked seeing them.
ReplyDeleteLove the bird on the wrought iron - so pretty!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, We only get Juncos here at the feeders after some snow.... This winter we have had almost no snow here --so I haven't seen any Juncos yet... Great B&W picture.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Very nice and such a sweet bird.
ReplyDeleteNice captures for black and white. Cute little birds.
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