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Swede’s Photographs

Backyard Bird Gathering

I was thinking about what birds fit with Christmas. Well, there are robins and partridges in a pear tree. Apparently, British postmen were called robins during the 19th century, and they delivered Christmas cards. But I think the bird the looks most like Christmas is the northern cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis). I found this old photo of a cardinal landing among other smaller birds in my backyard and thought, why not.

🛑Halt, go directly to my photo gallery, do not pass go, click on the link below🎩:

swede1952-photographs.pixels.c

"The image shows a vibrant red cardinal in mid-flight above a group of sparrows goldfinches, and a dark eyed junco on the ground. The cardinal's wings are spread wide, and its body is angled downward as if it is about to land or take off. The sparrows and other small birds are scattered around on the ground, pecking at seeds or other food. The background includes a few bricks and a rustic looking lantern set before a white fence, suggesting a garden or backyard setting. The scene is lively and dynamic, capturing a moment of interaction among different bird species." - Copilot with edits
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Swede’s Photographs

Slate-Gray Beauty

Here is a dark eyed junco (Junco hyemalis) that probably flew down here in Louisiana from Canada for the winter.

"Juncos are the "snowbirds" of the middle latitudes. Over most of the eastern United States, they appear as winter sets in, and then retreat northward each spring. Other juncos are year-round residents, retreating into woodlands during the breeding season, or, like those of the Appalachian Mountains, moving to higher elevations during the warmer months." -
allaboutbirds.org

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swede1952-photographs.pixels.c

"The image features a dark-eyed junco, a small, charming bird commonly found in North America. This bird showcases a dark gray head and upper body, contrasted by lighter gray wings and a white belly. Perched on the ground, it's surrounded by green plants and fallen leaves, with a backdrop of rocks and more leaves. Its pale pink beak and dark, round eye stand out, adding to its delicate appearance. The photograph captures the detailed texture of the bird's feathers and the natural setting. The credit in the top right corner goes to "Swede's Photographs."" - Copilot
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