We now have several of these visiting our feeder several times a day. I decided to sit on the front porch and capture one in action.

Then I watched him fly across and sit in a tree. Captured at last!


This morning I took one more try at getting him on the feeder. Picture was taken through the window and screen, but still came out with decent results.
4 comments:
When are you going to start working for National Geographic? I heard they need some wildlife photographers....
just give me a contact and I'll be ready to go.
Bird watcher!!!!
I can see.. the small white note pad and the cloth hat with camera and binoculars. Sitting on a bus with 50 others.
On your way out to a preserve.
Oh, and the palm size reference book.
Wont be long!
don't be so sure about that Aaron. I would probably end up taking more pictures of the fools on that trip, than the birds themselves.
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