It is always nice to be visited by a flock of chickadees while I am out photographing.

a possible update..?

tiny moments with a tiny baby bird

a tiny bird's creative urban nesting site

Citizen science is a great way to involve children and adults in discovery and contribute to scientific research and conservation. Project FeederWatch through Cornell University is a great way to get involved

Citizen science is a great way to involve children and adults in discovery and contribute to scientific research and conservation. Project FeederWatch through Cornell University is a great way to get involved

It took me all winter to capture these photos. As I described in a previous post, Chickadees (in this case a black-capped variety) are among the friendliest birds. They will eat from your hand, although

Chickadee is something I don't get to see often in my part of the world. I can hear them but they rarely stop. This one was looking for water on a hot day, and I happened to be out at the exact same moment.

In the winter you see these wonderful birds more often, especially at a bird feeder. Their call chick a dee dee is very soothing to the ears and warms your heart. "The black-capped chickadee is a

This little chickadee is a new small piece I did for upcoming summer shows.

I'm really enjoying my new telephoto lens. I'll be sure to capture plenty of wildlife during my time in New Zealand and Australia. :) Click on the image to view full screen CameraLensApertureISOShutter

It is winter in Hungary now. We are feeding birds so they are coming closer to us. This is a good opportunity to take great photographs. A win-win situation :) Also published for #animalphotography contest

This is my last entry for Steemit Photo Challenge number 42. A Carolina Chickadee looks around at the top of a birdfeed holder before going below to eat. These are very fast birds. This was taken with

He was on a branch and must have just left the nest because he was too afraid to move. I came within a few inches of him with my face while mowing the goat pen Then of course the goats wanted leaves off

A Carolina Chickadee takes a half a peanut that is half its size. They are such fast birds that it was gone with the peanut right after this picture.

I spent the afternoon dismantling the old birdhouse my friend had given me and putting up a new one. There were a pair of finches checking out the chickadee house and trying to get into it. Someone was