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Male Red-bellied Woodpecker |
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Blue Jay trying to keep warm in the wisteria |
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Carolina Wren on calorie-rich suet |
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Dark-eyed Juncos are well-adapted to the cold. |
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House Finches are an invasive species, but bring color to the feeders. |
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Blue Jays are dashing and intelligent. |
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The female Red-bellied Woodpecker is a less frequent visitor than her mate. |
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Chickadees are little acrobats. It's interesting to see their plumage patterns from a different perspective than usual. |
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A Female Northern Cardinal - a subtle beauty. Her mate was dashing in and out of the feeder area and did not sit still for a portrait. |
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This male American Goldfinch shows a hint of his summer splendour. |
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