With the snowbanks from the coldest, snowiest winter that I remember almost gone, I want to share the last winter photographs that I took with my telephoto lens at Lynde Shore birds. I’m hoping that my next short excursion to the trails in this protected area will be of migrating warblers and nesting songbirds! Here is the gallery of photos taken in March. I hope you enjoy them!
Male Cardinal
Female Cardinal
Male Downy Woodpecker
Red Winged Blackbird
Red Tailed Hawk with Bald Sky
Female Downy Woodpecker
White Breasted Nuthatch
Tree Sparrow
Blue Jay with Shy Red Bellied Woodpecker Looking On
Curious White-Breasted Nuthatch
Blue Jay
My Favourite! Red Bellied Woodpecker (Male)
Cardinal and Junco Together
Tree Sparrow
NOTE: If you missed the photos that were inadvertently missed on the recent post entitled “Ducks in Dire Straights”, please revisit it. This has been corrected.
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The bird pictures are beautiful Jane-I especially like the cardinals & blue jays.
Thank you Sharon. Glad you liked the photos and so kind of you to comment. I appreciate hearing form you.
So wonderfully beautiful Jane ! You amaze me 🙂
Have a great weekend 🙂
Now I’m getting some of the Spring birds at my farm. The air is filled with different bird sounds and many of them are in pairs. Even the female red bellied woodpecker that has been alone all winter has been joined by a mate. Hopefully I can get some interesting shots of them and of the spring flowers that are just beginning to poke their leaves up in a few of my garden beds.
Thanks for commenting! Enjoy this improved weather……
These are beautiful, Jane! I’m sure the migrating birds will be next. Yesterday, I saw a red-winged blackbird, some grackles, and, yes, even a robin, hopping around in the last patches of snow. It seems spring may have actually arrived!
I actually saw 2 golden-crowned kinglets and a brown creeper in our yard….a sure sign of spring! I’m glad that Combermere is getting some of this improved weather as well. Thank you for commenting on my blog.