Northern Cardinal

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I still get excited when I see a brilliant red flash shoot past me into the treeline. They may be reasonably common here in North Florida, but the Northern Cardinal is still a lot of fun.

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Today while walking along the lakeside park I spotted an elusive Northern Cardinal male that was very playful. He sang and played while hopping between branches.

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He finally settled down for a few minutes where I had a clear shot, but it was quite a distance.

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I zoomed in as best I could at 300mm with my current basic lens.

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Several times he leaned heavily forward looking at something. I think it was his girlfriend he was trying to find, i found her later (see below).

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Apologies for the low quality photos, I hope to share better Northern Cardinal shots soon.

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The female - most likely his mate.

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She was also very elusive.

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Not the best shot but it provided the best direct image of her.

All pictures taken by rawruss@rawruss with a Nikon D3400 w/ 70-300mm lens on July 19, 2018 in North Florida.

Northern Cardinal | Ecency