1/640 sec. f/8 ISO 500
We typically don't have juncos at the feeders, but recently a few have appeared. This one was kind enough to give me a few seconds with the camera.
Dark-eyed Junco
Linking to Saturday's Critters and I'd Rather B Birdin'
22 comments:
and what a treat, for the Junco, and us to see it so closely
The Junco's are sweeties. Great shot, Brian! Have a happy weekend!
They are scarce here this year too. Nice capture.
Beautiful photo ! We have lots of these little guys . Each season we have 20 to 30 different breeds of birds in our yard at our feeders at one time or other ! Have a good weekend !
Glad you were able to get the shot of this cute bird. I love Juncos and had a lot here last year. This year I have not seen one.
That's a good shot of the Junco. I like their pink bills.
Brian, I had to stop back to thank you for linking up with the Saturday Critter party.. Enjoy your weekend!
beautiful shot! lots of detail in that sweet somber-colored bird!
I saw a Junco early last year, but haven't seen any since. Hopefully my feeder will draw them again one day.
i always love the little pop of pink on their beaks!!
i have only seen a few myself this winter and i usually have a lot at the feeders. i don't think i have photographed even one this winter!!
Lucky you! Fantastic shot - I swear you must have a zoom lens that is a foot long!
Fantastic photography ~ excellent! ~ thanks, xxx
Happy Weekend to you ^_^
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the detail in your photos is just amazing!
What a beauty!
HI Brian He posed well for you. Great shot.
There are a lot of American birds I haven't seen and this is one of them. A really smart bird, I love the contrasting colours.Thank you for looking in on mine. Gordon.
That's a stunning capture, and a lovely bird.
Fantastic capture! I could see it just fed and it's nice to pose for you.
Awesome shot! He's very cute.
Incredible!!!! Perfect. And the fact you're seeing them at the feeder is a huge plus.
A wonderful shot of this little snowbird. I hope he's on his way north.
I hope that means they're leaving my part of the world and spring is here. Great shots.
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