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Now here's a side view of a Chickadee (and on my hand this time:)
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Urbi every time you fill your feeder whistle as you are doing it. They'll associate the whistling with food. A couple of weeks later, don't fill the feeder right away, hold the food in your stretched out hand and keep whistling (don't move). You might have to stand there like a statue for 20 minutes before they will land.
Thank you Oronbb :) it's a Blacked Capped Chickadee (I wish we were in the range of the Tits please scroll down a bit, but they are mainly in the south and eastern States as far as I can tell (the range of the eastern one may include Ontario or Quebec....with warming temperatures many animals that used to be considered deep South (U.S.) are now being sighted in our Eastern Canadian provinces: ie the Opossum has been sighted in Toronto, Ontario.
Ryan thank you and I must admit it's the look on his face and the detail that makes this one my favourite! BTW I'm so glad to see you posting again! I was starting to wonder if something had happened to you (or if you had joined another forum).
Thank you for such lovely compliments Rom@nce, Mald (welcome to Saskatchewan :), and Nawitka!
Nawitka for that landing I had others that were blurred (luckily the little guys stick around long enough to take at least 3 or 4 pics). I'm very thankful for the straighten option too!
Let me tell you about the one that got away! One little fellow landed on my hand and my camera was still set up for a close-up of the woodpecker with the bread. So with my remaining hand I'm trying to re-adjust my camera (didn't work ;) so then I took my hand away from the bird and he started hovering in front of my face ........ at that moment I was so excited I forgot how my camera worked and so I missed the shot I'd give my eyeteeth for! ;'(
Hi Pam,Beautiful recovery that transmits tenderness. What osentire good to see the strength of legs that clasp fingers. The put in my favorites! Cheers,esseil P.S.Giving a look to your favorites are scared me to see how many photos you my messo.Io not know, I am very happy, thank you very much!!!Ciao,esseil
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Lily Eres una artista. MAGNIFICA Saludos Epi
wonderful pic Pam!I like it!:)
My friendly little buddy and I thank you for the lovely compliments Urbi, Epi, Billy, and Ancsa! :D
Urbi every time you fill your feeder whistle as you are doing it. They'll associate the whistling with food. A couple of weeks later, don't fill the feeder right away, hold the food in your stretched out hand and keep whistling (don't move). You might have to stand there like a statue for 20 minutes before they will land.
Great job Pam. Isn't it a tit?
Thank you Oronbb :) it's a Blacked Capped Chickadee (I wish we were in the range of the Tits please scroll down a bit, but they are mainly in the south and eastern States as far as I can tell (the range of the eastern one may include Ontario or Quebec....with warming temperatures many animals that used to be considered deep South (U.S.) are now being sighted in our Eastern Canadian provinces: ie the Opossum has been sighted in Toronto, Ontario.
He's beautiful Pam A lovely shot!
Palmina
Beautiful shot of a delicate little bird, Pam! A very curious expression on his little face. :) Wonderful feather detail as well.
Ryan
Thank you and I agree he's a beaut Palmina! :)
Ryan thank you and I must admit it's the look on his face and the detail that makes this one my favourite! BTW I'm so glad to see you posting again! I was starting to wonder if something had happened to you (or if you had joined another forum).
awesome capture Pam :o)
Fab Picture, Perfectly Focused. 10/10
Great photo Pam! So you are holding the bird in one hand and the camera in the other? Impressive!
Thank you for such lovely compliments Rom@nce, Mald (welcome to Saskatchewan :), and Nawitka!
Nawitka for that landing I had others that were blurred (luckily the little guys stick around long enough to take at least 3 or 4 pics). I'm very thankful for the straighten option too!
Let me tell you about the one that got away! One little fellow landed on my hand and my camera was still set up for a close-up of the woodpecker with the bread. So with my remaining hand I'm trying to re-adjust my camera (didn't work ;) so then I took my hand away from the bird and he started hovering in front of my face ........ at that moment I was so excited I forgot how my camera worked and so I missed the shot I'd give my eyeteeth for! ;'(
Thank you for the nice comment to my little cats, this is a sweet bird, nice shot... Regards from Munich, Jens
Thanks Jens :)
Really amazing! Congratulations!
greetings Alfred
:)Thank you Alfred!
I want to say hello to you Pam and your little friend!!
Greetings, Ntinos
Hi Ntinos! :)
Hi Pam,Beautiful recovery that transmits tenderness. What osentire good to see the strength of legs that clasp fingers. The put in my favorites! Cheers,esseil P.S.Giving a look to your favorites are scared me to see how many photos you my messo.Io not know, I am very happy, thank you very much!!!Ciao,esseil