3/18/23

 I captured this cutie while it sat for a second in the Mulberry tree.  This is a Black Cap Chickadee who is another bird that never sits very still.  They are constantly moving in the branches down to the seed and back again.  I got lucky when I was ready when it sat for a moment in-between this movement.

2/1/22

 This winter while feeding the birds I have had lots of different ones visiting.  One of my favorites is this one, a Black-capped Chickadee.  I love their call and when I walk by they seem to either be telling me to not bother them while they are eating or to bring them more food.  😄  I captured this one sitting in the Mulberry tree while it was snowing on New Year's Day.

2/4/20

This is a Black Cap Chickadee I was able to capture recently.  They usually don't sit very long but I was able to time this one right and capture it on the trunk of the Mulberry tree.  This image had some pretty good bokeh as well and bokeh is good any day!

12/21/19

Today's image moves from autumn into full winter.  Last weekend we had a good snow, 6 inches at least at my house, some areas had more.  The birds were out in full force at the feeders.  I titled this image Sharing for obvious reasons.  This Carolina Wren and Black capped Chickadee seemed to have no issue with eating from the peanut feeder together.  It was quite cute.  By the way, the snow background created the absence of bokeh in contrast to yesterday's image.

3/8/19

I was able to capture this rather Intense Chickadee (I have a title, rare 😃)  on the Mulberry tree a week or so ago.  The tree gave this Black Capped Chickadee some nice background bokeh.