There is at least one cardinal who lives on my block. He is fairly bold so I've been able to take his picture with my phone while I was walking the dog. These two pictures were taken five days apart.
Wild Bird Wednesday |
There is at least one cardinal who lives on my block. He is fairly bold so I've been able to take his picture with my phone while I was walking the dog. These two pictures were taken five days apart.
Wild Bird Wednesday |
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Oh so cute photos
ReplyDeleteCardinal looks surreal on the tree. The painting is even better
ReplyDeleteLove the real cardinals, they are beautiful. Take care, enjoy your day!
ReplyDelete...I haven't seen cardinals in awhile.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure it's fun to play around with the software, even if the results are not quite what you would expect. Male and female cardinals are daily visitors at my feeders and common throughout the neighbourhood.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy seeing our cardinals, pretty photos. AI came up with some fascinating versions.
ReplyDeleteWe tend to see cardinals mostly in the countryside here.
ReplyDeleteHow cool! I love cardinals. Sadly we don't see them in the Pacific NW.
ReplyDeleteI love Cardinals too...bright birds against our grey winter landscape!!
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