Window Watching - Birds Visiting My Gardens
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Nice work Debbie and excellent photos! This really puts a smile on my face.
Chad
I cannot tell from the photos, which is why they are so amazing. It looks as though the bird is perched on the end of your lens.
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photographmemories
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Very good, Debbie! Keep it up. Looks like everybody is getting some nice lighting now.
Chad
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Chickadee chew? I hope you are not giving your birds tobacco. 
Debbie Lynne Chally
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Young Swainson's Thrush in flower basket
This young Swainson's Thrush had a run-in with a window this morning. I placed him in a flower basket to rest and reorient (thinking positively here). After about an hour he was perking up enough to sample a flower bud. Moments later he took flight into a nearby tree!
This young Swainson's Thrush had a run-in with a window this morning. I placed him in a flower basket to rest and reorient (thinking positively here). After about an hour he was perking up enough to sample a flower bud. Moments later he took flight into a nearby tree!
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Nice work Debbie. Should be some good karma coming to you.
photographmemories
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Nice work Debbie and excellent photos! This really puts a smile on my face.
Chad
You have proved the saying that a bird in the hand truly is worth two in the bush.
Debbie Lynne Chally
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Debbie Lynne Chally
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Were these juvie pileated shots taken through a window?
Debbie Lynne Chally
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Yes. Can you tell from the photo, or from knowing my limited lens length? Just curious.
Yes. Can you tell from the photo, or from knowing my limited lens length? Just curious.
I cannot tell from the photos, which is why they are so amazing. It looks as though the bird is perched on the end of your lens.
Debbie Lynne Chally
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Downy Woodpecker
I was standing on my deck when this little fellow flew right up to the nearest feeder! I was delighted as I only see them a few times a year.
I was standing on my deck when this little fellow flew right up to the nearest feeder! I was delighted as I only see them a few times a year.
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You get such amazing photos from your backyard.
Debbie Lynne Chally
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Thank you! I love the times where I'm in the garden and the birds continue their activity as if I'm not even there. In reality more often than not when I step outside there is a mass exodus!