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God!!! I love your photos!!!!
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Thank you!
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your chick-a-dee is so purdy!
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Thank you so much!!
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Aww, what a cutie!
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Thank you so much Antonia! I’ve been out of town, but will catch up with what you’ve been doing very soon!
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Have fun!
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You know I love birds and chickadees seem so much sweeter and cuter. They are the favorite bird of a lot of people since they “embody” cheeriness. Thank you for sharing the different little moves this little one chose to move on the branch. Excellent captures and like the way you somehow created such an intimate picture. xo ❤
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Someday I hope to get one to eat out of my hand. That would be so cool!
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It would be so sweet, Deborah, to have a little chickadee eat out of your hand! xo
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One day…fingers crossed! 🙂
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had to chime in – did not know they embody cheeriness – this is good to know….
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🙂 I’m so glad you did! Thank you so much!
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Your photos are so beautiful, Deborah!! Great shots too! 🐦⭐️❤️
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Thank you so much Jill!
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I love the depth of field on these shots. Beautiful captures of that bird! 🙂
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Thank you so much Amy!
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delightful visitors!!
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Thank you so much Hannah! They are aren’t they.
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Wow gorgeous! the details are amazing!
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Thank you so much Lynn! xx
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Most welcome
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Great photos! Chickadees are my favorite bird. They’re such cute and happy lil birds. Here, they’re a rounder version 🙂
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Thank you Joey! This one looks rather proud doesn’t it. 🙂
I bet your Chick-a-dees love your sunflower seeds!
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I don’t really see them here until winter. I don’t know enough about them, really, but they love peanut butter and suet in the snow 🙂 I think that’s part of why I love them so much, they love winter like me.
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I don’t see them much in Winter here either. I think they head for Mexico where it’s warm. 🙂 I should fill my suet hanging thingy with peanut butter and seeds and see how they like it. The squirrels will love it too no doubt.
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I see them ONLY in winter 🙂
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DUH! I read that wrong! 🙂
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S’okay 🙂 I’m thinkin we have different kinds.
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Ooh, looking at my book you get Black-capped which we get, and Boreal which I don’t get. I’d love to see any and all other types.
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Black-capped 🙂 Yes, those are the ones I see. Well I do not have any photography skills with birds. I mean, really, kinda pathetic, because iPhone. But I enjoy them. Maybe I need some high tech photo binoculars? Is that a thing?
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I know you can do Afocal (digi-scoping) imaging through a sight scope, and telescope. I’ve done it with a telescope. It might be possible through binoculars if you could mount them to a tripod.
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Beautiful close ups, I love the bokeh.
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Thank you so much Debra! I’m a softy for this type of Bokeh too. 🙂
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me too, just beautiful!
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He’s kind of a fuzzy little fellow, isn’t he? Great photos, Deborah.
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It was! Thank you so much Dan! I wish I could get them to come feed out of my hand, but with Diva Dog on guard that’s not likely to happen. 🙂
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That sounds like something my wife would try. She has had the squirrels come knock on the door 😮
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