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Laura Byrnes
New London, CT, United States
I’ve been putting up my sunflower seed feeder for 2 years now, and only recently (in the last couple of weeks) have I started getting any other birds besides sparrows and chickadees. This white-breasted nuthatch and a red-breasted nuthatch just started visiting regularly, and I love watching them cling to every possible thing in and around the feeders! I hope they’ll keep coming all winter long!
What I like about this photo is it offers a view of the side of the nuthatch we don’t always see as it clings to a tree or pole; the white belly and beautiful reddish feathers near its legs and rump. I also love that the fall colors were in full force for the bokeh 🙂
Category 1: Birds with Food or at the Feeder
White-breasted Nuthatch coming in for a sunflower seed snack!
Yes, very nice fall bokeh!
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