We finally had a sunny day afternoon yesterday!
As the sun set, I noticed a nice glow coming through the trees,
that added some interesting colour to these guys!
sharing with...
Black-capped Chickadee
Male Downy Woodpecker
Grey Squirrel (Stoney Braveheart) earlier in the afternoon.
sharing with...
SUNLIT SUNDAY
CAMERA CRITTERS
sharing with...
SUNLIT SUNDAY
CAMERA CRITTERS
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Gorgeous shots and lighting!
ReplyDeleteSo many great shots. I really like the last one with the little guy holding on to his food while standing in the snow. Adorable!
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Mersad Donko Photography
YaY for sun, even if only for an afternoon!!
ReplyDeleteawesome captures, could those chickadees be any cuter??
and thanks for the tip on feeding the robins....i'm going to send the hubs out in a little while. i counted 15 this morning and it's freezing here in nj!!
Very cute birds. I like that squirrel.
ReplyDeletejust beautiful! your shots always make me smile. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the upside down bird :)
ReplyDeleteAh, love the chickadees -- we have those here, too, and they've been haunting the feeder lately!! My two squirrel friends are in hiding!! Hope you have a wonderful weekend! Stay warm and enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteLovely pics. My favourite is the Chicakdee. Really nice. But that squirrel is cute too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!
ReplyDeleteI wish our sun would peek through even for a few minutes.
Happy Weekend!
Super shots! LOVE that Chickadee!
ReplyDeleteAs always, great bird photos. We've had snow the past two days and have noticed an increase in feathered friends at our bird feeders.
ReplyDeleteWonderful series, Karen.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...how the fading sunlight 'kissed' the wonderful critters. I too did a woodpecker theme this week.
ReplyDeleteHave a Great weekend. Enjoy.
Gorgeous picture Karen! I really like the Chicakdee!But that squirrel is my favorite! Wish you a happy weekend!!
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Karen, beautiful shots! The chickadee is my favorite, they are so darn cute. Thank you for linking up to Saturday's Critters. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteKaren, beautiful shots! The chickadee is my favorite, they are so darn cute. Thank you for linking up to Saturday's Critters. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThese are such wonderful shot!!
ReplyDeleteReally nice shots Karen. I love the chickadee one.
ReplyDeleteThey are all so cute!:)
ReplyDeleteWonderful visitors!
ReplyDeleteThe first photo is really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat chickadee is fabulous, Karen!
ReplyDeleteSunshine in your world -- and on your beautiful birds! And Stoney Braveheart. Life is good.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of the birds and squirrel.
ReplyDeleteGreat series of critters.
ReplyDeleteSun makes a day better always
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. I love them all.
ReplyDeletethat intro' photo certainly took my eye; just adorable; lovely photos
ReplyDeleteYes , nice pictures , I like! really gorgeous birds ! Greetings !
ReplyDeleteKaren,
ReplyDeleteNeat shots! I love the soft look of the chickadee in the first picture. I like the details you captured of the squirrel.
Thanks for sharing and hope you have a wonderful Sunday.
All three shots are fantastic additions to Sunlit Sunday, with such beautiful lighting. I have a special fondness for Black-capped Chickadees. There is a conservation area, near here, where they will eat seed from one's hand.
ReplyDeleteKaren
The little chickadee is beautiful--such a great shot! And I love the fluffy tail on the squirrel. :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos and the lighting is really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteChickadees are such darling birds, and that's a great shot.
ReplyDeleteHave a good week.
die kommen mich auch besuchen..bis auf das Eichhörnchen
ReplyDeleteLG vom katerchen der Danke sagt für diese schönen Bilder
Lovely photos of the gorgeous birds and so charming squirrel in the winter scenery
ReplyDeleteHave a nice Sunday :)
Oh yes, photographer of this year, love it.
ReplyDeleteThe afternoon sun sure cast a red and warming glow there Karen. I can never get over how much the chickadee is like our Coal Tit.
ReplyDeleteThey are glowing! Amazing how sunlight can illuminate feathers and fur.
ReplyDeleteThe light quality is so important and infinitely fascinating.....love the first one!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
Ruby
They are truly stunning, Karen!
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ReplyDeleteYou certainly made the most of those rays of sunshine Karen!
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful shots - the little critters made the most of the sun too - love the warm glow you've captured.
Visiting from Sunlit Sunday.
Shane
Gorgeous Shots ~ super loving the chickadee !!
ReplyDeleteJumped to your blog from All a Points of the Compass, cause I liked your comment. Of course the word colour has a "u" in it. As does Favourite, although Microsoft thinks differently about my computer. I'm in Ottawa. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteI love to watch chickadees work at getting their food. Very good shots for sunlit sunday
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful light in each of these, Karen, and Stoney Braveheart looks very well-fed!! :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday to you!
You always get the best focus on your birds! Love the light, too. Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteOh they are all so cute. Wonderful shots!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning, Karen! I am so glad you shared your photos with us. Wildlife pictures are not easy to take.
ReplyDeleteChrista
Nicely photographed animals. I saw a squirrel today gathering leaves. I thought it is a little early for a nest? Maybe she was making a warm place for herself.
ReplyDeleteI love the orange color of you chickadee. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot of the chickadee! We have had one of those little guys in our tree, but I didn't know what kind of bird it was... now I know!
ReplyDeleteSome pretty light on some pretty critters
ReplyDeleteA wonderful series Karen… I especially love the light on the squirrel!
ReplyDeleteTerrific captures!
ReplyDeleteNice shots. Thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeletelovely captures, made beautiful use of that light! *VBS*
ReplyDeletepresently the light here is a dirty light orange that is due to all the many bushfires happening around our state, makes one feel a tad edgy seeing it...
Nicely done, Karen.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo`s and the sun sure is inviting.
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