The male cardinal stands out in his red plumage. The female is more subtle in her colors, but is still a lovely bird.
They seem to thrive in towns and suburbs, and are not very shy of humans.
November 30, 2022
A Couple of Northern Cardinals
The male cardinal stands out in his red plumage. The female is more subtle in her colors, but is still a lovely bird.
They seem to thrive in towns and suburbs, and are not very shy of humans.
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...I haven't seen one in a while.
ReplyDeleteDaily visitors to my backyard.
ReplyDeleteWe see them more in the countryside here.
ReplyDeleteOur birds have gone elsewhere, wherever bears don't knock down feeders!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures of the Cardinals. Take care, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteCardinals - so pretty in any season with their pop out red color.
ReplyDeleteTwo beautiful photos of these sweet birds.
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan