Some Love for the Little Guys - Share your Songbird/Warblers/Wrens....

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More swallows...Tree Swallows

D500 + 300 PF + TC-14E III @ 1/2000, f/5.6, ISO 280
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Woke up to fresh snow and noticed this Red Breasted Nuthatch repeatedly perching on our crab apple tree for a while before zipping over to a feeder picking up one seed and heading into the bushes with it. Headed out into the cold, set up a ladder on the porch and sure enough a couple of minutes later he repeated the lap and kept doing it for an hour or more.

Nikon D850, 300mm PF, f/7.1, 1/1250", ISO 2000 (+1 EV exposure comp)
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Do woodpeckers count? I took the 500pf out for a walk today for the very first time and met those 2 little guys as they were peeling bark away on river birches. Nothing fancy because of all the branches in the way but I really enjoyed the portability of the D500 + 500pf

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FB101 said:
Do woodpeckers count?
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Works for me :) Nice shots!

Here's another from today, most of the fresh snow had melted off the branches by the time this Mountain Chickadee came in for some portraits on the way to the feeder. I liked the white on bright look of the image.

D850 300mm PF, f/7.1, 1/1250, ISO 1100 (+1 EV exposure comp for the snowy background)
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Had a family of Superb Fairy Wrens around the yard this afternoon, no need to move more than 3 metres from the front door.
What looks like a female just after a bath on the concrete.
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The male perched on a branch screwed onto the fence.

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DRwyoming said:
Woke up to fresh snow and noticed this Red Breasted Nuthatch repeatedly perching on our crab apple tree for a while before zipping over to a feeder picking up one seed and heading into the bushes with it. Headed out into the cold, set up a ladder on the porch and sure enough a couple of minutes later he repeated the lap and kept doing it for an hour or more.

Nikon D850, 300mm PF, f/7.1, 1/1250", ISO 2000 (+1 EV exposure comp)
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Very nice shot and bird
 
Mountain Chickadee (Poecile gambeli), Lake County Oregon USA
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Chestnut-backed Chickadee (Poecile rufescens), Marin County California USA
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Oak Titmouse (Baeolophus inornatus), IMBY Sacramento County California USA
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