Adorable little captures! I often find taking photos through the window produce the best results since the birds don't know they are being photographed! They tend to be a little camera shy!
The orange feathers are male House Wren, the gray are the female House Wren. They live here year round and have a beautiful song to sing. As for the brown, I think they are common Sparrow. I actually really like their color.
I think these are male and female Purple Finches. The female with the cream stripe over the eye says Purple Finch all the way. The males could be House Finches but given they are with female Purple Finches they are likely Purple Finches. Enjoyed these photos very nice job.
Amazing to know they are all across this great country, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteOh, I think they are posing for you!
ReplyDeleteSweet, sweet, sweet. It's the only way I capture them in my garden. My lens doesn't zoom so they know when I'm onto them! Great shots, Carolyn!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. I like the ones you caught with their beaks full of seed.
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those photos are lovely - I cant believe they are taken through glass!
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet faces...I have seen similar faces here as well as a few surprises...how wonderful to see them so close!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable little captures! I often find taking photos through the window produce the best results since the birds don't know they are being photographed! They tend to be a little camera shy!
ReplyDeleteooh...what are kinda bird are they? x
ReplyDeleteThey most likely would freak out. I love watching them when they don't know I am watching...
ReplyDeleteCome on over and clean my windows. Great shots, I like the one which looks like the common sparrow, but with a red head, don't see them here.
ReplyDeleteTrès beaux oiseaux!
ReplyDeleteMerci Josee!
ReplyDeleteI am on my way Alistair... :)
ReplyDeleteI intentionally spilled the seeds so they would come up close.
ReplyDeleteThe orange feathers are male House Wren, the gray are the female House Wren. They live here year round and have a beautiful song to sing. As for the brown, I think they are common Sparrow. I actually really like their color.
ReplyDeleteI actually take the pics in-between my grand-kiddos hand prints.
ReplyDeleteWow, great shots! That glass must have been spotless! They are so cute.
ReplyDeleteAlways a trick to catch them by surprise. Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteI do love to photograph the little birds that visit here. Most often you have to be sneaky about it.
ReplyDeleteYes, they are! They are well trained, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed them!
ReplyDeleteTaken at a time of day that the glass acts as a mirror on their side, so they don't see me. That last little guy was actually admiring his own image.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn,
ReplyDeleteI think these are male and female Purple Finches. The female with the cream stripe over the eye says Purple Finch all the way. The males could be House Finches but given they are with female Purple Finches they are likely Purple Finches. Enjoyed these photos very nice job.
I always take pictures of the little birds outside my house but I never know what to do with all these pictures haha
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