One of the ways I relax is to sit in a lawn chair near my
backyard habitat. I love listening to the birds singing around me and feeling
the warmth of the sun on me.
I recently moved my chair closer to my bird feeders and have
been bringing my camera out with me. While this may have upset some of my
regular habitat visitors, I am sure they will soon grow accustom to the new proximity
of the large binocular-visioned potential predator. I simply sit very still and
the more courageous birds demonstrate there is nothing to fear providing me
with ample photo opportunities.
It’s raining today so I had a little time to process some of
photos I’ve been taking. Hope you enjoy them!
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| Perhaps a Descendant of Kahless? |
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| A Female Cardinal in the Pear Tree |
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| An Opportunistic Blue Jay Looking for a Peanut |
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| The Goldfinches are Regulars Now |
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| A Red-bellied Woodpecker Checking Me Out |
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| A Tufted Titmouse Getting Some Lunch |
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| Here's One of the Downy Woodpeckers |
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| A Purple Finch Couple at a Feeder |
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| White-Breasted Nuthatches Feed Inverted |
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| Satisfied, a White-Breasted Nuthatch Prepares to Fly Off |
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| Mourning Doves are Very Shy |
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| A Purple Finch and a House Sparrow Sharing a Feeder |
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| A Gray Catbird On the Garage Roof |
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| Here's Another Red-Bellied Woodpecker |
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| Rabbits Seem to Like My Yard |
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| The Squirrels are Always Looking for a Peanut |
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