With the birds flocking to the feeders sometimes it’s possible to catch some interesting action shots.
White-breasted Nuthatches will occasionally display aggressive behavior upon their approach to a busy feeder. Fluffing their feathers and spreading their wings they attempt to drive other birds away. The aggressive behavior only last for a second or two. I seldom have time to focus, compose, and fire. To date this is my best shot
White-breasted Nuthatches will occasionally display aggressive behavior upon their approach to a busy feeder. Fluffing their feathers and spreading their wings they attempt to drive other birds away. The aggressive behavior only last for a second or two. I seldom have time to focus, compose, and fire. To date this is my best shot
A Tufted Titmouse perched on the tree directly above a naturalized feeder decided to descend at the very moment I clicked the shutter. Capturing the bird’s free-fall was more luck than skill.
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Interesting stuff, and good timing on that 2nd shot! These are really attractive birds.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely pictures! So sweet. Birds are such wonderful creatures!!
ReplyDeleteI love that free falling little guy!
ReplyDeleteBoth are super shots!
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Super shots.
ReplyDeleteThat's a click at the right time ... love the little titmouse.
Well done Coy, super capture.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots Coy. I love that second one where it is almost jumping!!!
ReplyDeleteWell..this is a switch..you have the nutty and tufti and I have a deer.. LOL... Michelle
ReplyDeleteGood pictures again!
ReplyDeletepretty birds. very nice captures
ReplyDeleteMy daughter would love this post. You've featured the two birds she loves the most. Great captures!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, COY! I love both of these birds, I see them often at my feeders.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures Coy!!
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