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A Tufted Titmouse making a tough decision of a sunflower seed or a peanut.

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Tufted Titmice are usually grab and go but this one gives the in-the-shell peanut a good look before making its decision.

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I was sitting on the nature path trying to get some eye level photos when a Sandhill Crane family approached. I thought about standing up to move but often this startles birds because suddenly you are much bigger.

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The Queen, a Northern Cardinal, flew over to me on a cold and windy morning. She landed by my boots while I grabbed some snacks for her. She goes with her usual combo, a peanut and a suet nugget.

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Head tuft status while checking out food: Low Head tuft status after being drop kicked by another Tufted Titmouse: MAXIMUM TUFT

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Birds of the boardwalk! The queen of the boardwalk, a Northern Cardinal, arrives first and selects a pistachio and a suet nugget. She is followed by a Red-winged Blackbird, a hoppy Downy Woodpecker, and a Tufted Titmouse.

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A Red-winged Blackbird looking like it's getting a free ride on an Osprey's broomstick. The Blackbird was focused on driving the Osprey away from the marsh, while the Osprey was focused on bringing back a good stick for the nest.

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A male Downy Woodpecker arrives at the Hand of Snacks and is promptly joined by the Queen, a Northern Cardinal. She will not be rushed in her selection. A Tufted Titmouse grabs a suet nugget after the Downy departs.

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A mini snow storm popped up while I was out on the trails. It didn’t rush this Downy Woodpecker in making her peanut selection. Love the dismount.

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I had great company on the park’s paved path today. The first three Sandhill Cranes are a family, and are followed by a couple on the grass. There’s a big size difference in the couple; I believe one is a Greater subspecies, the other Fun-size (also known as “Lesser”) subspecies.

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A male Eastern Bluebird that was enjoying Hawthorn berries.

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A male Red-bellied Woodpecker, a peanut connoisseur, checks for the best 🥜 available.

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I wonder what the Downy Woodpeckers think about. They like to take their time.

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Blue Jay close up. 💙 This is the same bird that has let me get some close shots before.

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Blue Jay feathers 💙

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"Hey everyone the lady with the peanuts is here!" - Tufted Titmouse

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A Great Blue Heron fishing along the edge of a pond.

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A Tufted Titmouse shaped like a dew drop 💧

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While settling in for a meal, a Downy Woodpecker is surprised by the sudden arrival of a Black-capped Chickadee.

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A Red-headed Woodpecker and their nestling.

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Every once in a while a bird lands on my hand in a way that I can feel its soft and warm tummy against my fingers. 🥰 A male Red-bellied Woodpecker followed by a Tufted Titmouse.

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Impressive floof on this female Northern Cardinal. She is wearing snowflakes on her right cheek for a festive winter look.

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An Indigo Bunting sings in the sunflower field.

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Very intense!! A female Downy Woodpecker was not interested in sharing one bit. The Black-capped Chickadee who gets their feathers pulled looked to be okay and even comes back for more sunflower seeds! A Tufted Titmouse tries a drop kick to no avail.

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Blue Jays engaged in a heated discussion.

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A Common Grackle strutting down the boardwalk.

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A Blue Jay showing its beautiful shades of blue. 💙

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An Eastern Bluebird and his beautiful blues. 💙

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A Blue Jay chilling in a crabapple tree.

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Soon after starting my walk I was greeted by the Queen, a Northern Cardinal. She flew up to me and since I didn’t have her snacks ready, she flew back to her perch. I quickly grabbed a handful from my bag. Tufted Titmice and a Downy Woodpecker grab snacks as well.

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A Golden-crowned Kinglet overlooks the fallen leaves. Like a tiny round king surveying the kingdom.

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A female Northern Cardinal with an over-the-shoulder look.

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A shelled peanut is a big beakful for a small songbird. This Tufted Titmouse picks up a peanut but decides that it is up for the big peanut challenge and won’t be denied.

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A Red-headed Woodpecker and their brilliant crimson noggin.

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A Ruby-crowned Kinglet taking roundness to the extreme.

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A female Yellow Warbler with her bright sunshiny plumage.

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A Black-capped Chickadee adorned with a snowflake above their beak

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A Cedar Waxwing showing the red waxy tips on their wings. The number of waxy tips shows this to be an older bird.

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6 months

If you look closely, the song of this Tufted Titmouse can be seen above his/her beak. The chilly morning allowed for a look at the bird's breath.

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The very smart and cute Black-capped Chickadee. These birds can remember the storage spots of hundreds of cached seeds.

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4 years

The male Red-bellied Woodpecker enjoying his yummy breakfast of peanuts and mini suet balls. A Tufted Titmouse darts in to grab a peanut; I guess he was really hungry and didn’t want to wait!

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A female Red-bellied Woodpecker stops by the Hand of Snacks to check out the offerings. She first selects a suet nugget but ultimately decides on a peanut.

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A Tufted Titmouse being just the cutest.

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Round on the bottom, pointy on the top. Perfect. (Tufted Titmouse)

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A Downy Woodpecker with a heart on his head. ♥️

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A male Indigo Bunting popping up for a moment next to a blackberry bush.

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Common Grackles are my favorite bird for rainy days as I can usually get some shots showcasing their beautiful iridescent feathers.

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A male Downy Woodpecker thoughtfully making his snack selection.

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Blue Jay feathers. 💙

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Downy Woodpecker gets spooked by a Chickadee. 👻 That’s a bold Chickadee to challenge a Downy! #birding #nature

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I usually see male Indigo Buntings near the tops of trees, so it was happy moment to see one perched down low for a few moments.

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The Tufted Titmouse is the absolute cutest. ♥️

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A Northern Cardinal wearing a snowflake on his noggin. It's called fashion ❄️

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Trying out my new phone’s camera with a Tufted Titmouse, my favorite bird. ❤️

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Several American Robins were making warning calls so I looked to the tree tops and found this amazing bird, a Great Horned Owl, looking back.

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A lovely female Northern Cardinal watches the nature trail.

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I cannot stop giggling at this Downy Woodpecker. Birds are the best.

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A Red-winged Blackbird escorts a Red-tailed Hawk away from his breeding grounds. Red-winged Blackbirds are fearless when defending their territory.

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A young Cedar Waxwing enjoying an elderberry.

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A Tufted Titmouse that was poking about in the snow.

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Blue Jays having a discussion

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Yesterday I got my first look of the year at a Common Yellowthroat.

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4 years

My camera can struggle to focus on my hand at times, so I keep my hand closed until it grabs focus and then I offer food. I was taking too long according to the Tufted Titmice. 😂 A male Downy Woodpecker has his head feathers fluffed up due to all the activity around him.

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My first Red-winged Blackbird of the year getting a snack! They remember faces, I wonder if this one remembers me from the Fall.

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A Bald Eagle calls as they cruise by overhead. 🦅

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A male Red-bellied Woodpecker drops in on a foggy morning for a breakfast suet nugget.

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A young raccoon making their way up a tree.

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A Blue Jay checks a nature trail for any fallen peanuts.

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A male Red-bellied Woodpecker flying in from a tree that is showing its Fall colors. 🍁

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A delightfully round Dark-eyed Junco. I love the delicate touch of grey on the tips of their beaks.

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The adorable Tufted Titmouse

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A male Yellow Warbler that was bopping around in an Autumn Olive shrub.

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Tufted Titmice often eat their peanuts by securing them with their feet against a branch and taking small bites.

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Tufted Titmice have the sweetest little faces

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I’ve been bringing along in-the-shell peanuts for a Blue Jay that likes to stop by the Hand of Snacks. The Tufted Titmice and a Black-capped Chickadee prefer the sunflower seeds.

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A Yellow Warbler bringing in food to the nest.

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A Blue Jay perched in an Oak tree.

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Male Common Grackles strutting their stuff on the boardwalk.

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A male Baltimore Oriole feeding grape jelly to his young one.

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A Christmas Day visit from the lovely female Red-bellied Woodpecker. A few Tufted Titmice and our Black-capped Chickadee friend with the small patch of white feathers on the noggin also stop by.

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A Red-bellied Woodpecker scooting his way up a tree along a nature path.

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A second-year male Indigo Bunting with his mix of brown and blue feathers. He'll be almost entirely blue next year.

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A Tufted Titmouse floof on a snowy day

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A Sandhill Crane family walking along the nature trail.

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It’s been awhile since I’ve had a Red-bellied Woodpecker visit! A Black-capped Chickadee quickly grabs a peanut before he arrives. The Woodpecker enjoys a sunflower seed before taking a peanut.

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2 years

A Northern Cardinal giving an inchworm a ride on his beak.

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1 year

A Red-headed Woodpecker with their bright crimson noggin.

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2 years

A male Eastern Bluebird close up

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A male Northern Cardinal pausing for a moment before flying after his lady.

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A male American Goldfinch landing on a patch of thistle.

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5 years

A Red-bellied Woodpecker takes his time before selecting a peanut. Maybe he was enjoying the warmth from my hand on this cold day.

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2 years

A Yellow Warbler with his bright yellow spot atop the noggin.

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3 years

A Green Heron giving me a look as I walked along the nature trail.

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4 years

Every once in a while this Red-bellied Woodpecker will hang from my hand instead of perching on it. The tail feathers pressed against the back of my hand give a surprising amount of pressure!