Cardinals in Hiding

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Male Cardinals are easy to spot because of their bright red feathers, even when they are trying to hide. I love to listen to them sing their songs. Last year I only saw one pair of Cardinals and this year I have seen many building nests in 3 pine trees and one maple tree. These photos are fuzzy because I had to use the zoom lens to the max since they were so far away but I couldn't resist posting them.

I always wanted to catch a bird in flight.

Their crest lies flat when they are calm but when excited, their crest is a tall peak. I wish they were excited to see me but I think they were nervous from me pointing the camera and clicking like a mad woman.

A clear photo when I didn't use the zoom lens to the max but you can barely see the cardinal.

Zoomed in and that is not a happy face.

#featheredfriday by melinda010100@melinda010100

All photos are my own.

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