I enjoy the birds too. I’m waiting for the hummingbirds to come out in full force. I’ve seen a couple but not enough to sit outside for several hours to wait for them. 🙂
Love the bird pictures. I had a nest of cardinals right beneath my bedroom window–what a treat–I was able to capture them from egghood to hatchlinghood to out of the nest hood–and it didn’t take long at all. Thanks for looking at Laura’s Lens and the Like.
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So lovely! The DoF makes this!
Thank you, Carissa.
birds, birds, birds, we could have never enough birds. Love them all.
I enjoy the birds too. I’m waiting for the hummingbirds to come out in full force. I’ve seen a couple but not enough to sit outside for several hours to wait for them. 🙂
Very nice shots and beautiful birds!
Thank you so much, Jaime.
Very nice. I especially like the third and the fifth pics.
Thank you, Judy. Are you back in CA yet? How’s the heat there? It’s supposed get up to 100 here this week. Yuck!!!
Not until the 5th. I hope the temps aren’t 100 when I get to Oregon! CA is very hot,too, right now. G.M. Is perfect!
beautiful picture …
Thank you very much.
A good set that fill the bill nicely.
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My favorite is the on with the birds with the white breasts and the blue wings and heads.
janet
Thank you, Janet. I believe they are tree swallows.
Beautiful photos… I especially love the blue birds all in a row…
Thank you, Barbara. It was a cold day that day and they were all huddled together.
Brilliant choice … that first photo is so adorable and full of common sense … sit close and plenty to keep the warmth.
Thanks, Viveka.
I love the one of the little blue and white birds all in a row. What kind of bird are they?
I believe they are a tree swallow. I had to look that up and that was the only thing that came close.
I looked them up and I think you’re probably right. I’ve never seen them.
So many fabulous shots. I just love the one of the birds with the blue heads.
Thank you, Inga.
Great Captures!
Love the bird pictures. I had a nest of cardinals right beneath my bedroom window–what a treat–I was able to capture them from egghood to hatchlinghood to out of the nest hood–and it didn’t take long at all. Thanks for looking at Laura’s Lens and the Like.