worldtalker
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My Grandma loved these birds. Next bag of feed I'll get more.
GOD Bless
Chris
GOD Bless
Chris
There's a few things I miss from Texas, living here in Idaho. The cardinals, blue jays, and mockingbirds were plentiful where I lived. There are lots of colorful birds here in Idaho, but no cardinals, blue jays, or mockingbirds.
That said, I don't miss the fleas, ticks, fire ants, 'fire grass', tornadoes, (although there are a few up here). Also I don't miss the almost constant high humidity.
There's a few things I miss from Texas, living here in Idaho. The cardinals, blue jays, and mockingbirds were plentiful where I lived. There are lots of colorful birds here in Idaho, but no cardinals, blue jays, or mockingbirds.
That said, I don't miss the fleas, ticks, fire ants, 'fire grass', tornadoes, (although there are a few up here). Also I don't miss the almost constant high humidity.
I've only seen one male Cardinal in my life, and that was when we were visiting in TN. That is a great picture, what lens are you using?
That is a great camera, the built in stabilizationmust work super, because the focus on that bird at that magnification is awesome. My eyes are bad enough that I depend on auto
focus on my 5100 with the 300mm lens. I've purchased a doubler making my lens a 600mm, but don't yet know how well it's going to work, or if it will even be able to use the auto
feature.
It's a female cardinal, Males are solid red, females are more camouflaged. The state bird for the great state of OHIO. Go Buckeyes "The undisputed national champions" in college football.
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.Good job and didn't even give me a hard time for razzin' you.