I'm surprised that I'm still seeing juvenile American Robins.
The next shot includes a mourning dove and a carolina wren with a landed fish.
The mourning dove primped for a long time.
The cardinal pair were quite cozy.
Hard to believe that it's September.
I always begin each month with: hard to believe . . . and it always is.
The catbird below kept getting chased out of the bath by the cardinal.
The next shot includes a female rufous-sided towhee and a male cardinal.
There have been a lot of towhees at my bird baths recently.
There are always a lot of cardinals.
The catbird was vocalizing very loudly.
Male rufous-sided towhees have such wild looking eyes.
I think the male cardinal in the next shot is one of this year's babies but he is almost fully grown.
The catbirds tend to blend into the deck.
Next is a carolina chickadee. They look like they wear little tuxedos.
Below is an adult female cardinal.
Last shot is of an adult American Robin.
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Nice photos
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Hi! Thanks for sharing your wild life! I wish you could send us some Cardinals. They look so beautiful and cheerful.
Wil, ABCW Team
Great collection of photos and birds, Carver. The Cardinals are pretty and I love the Towhees. Thanks for sharing, have a happy day!
The months sure do fly by! I bet the robins had a second hatch. Always love your deck birds!
I am surprised to be hearing young cardinals and one chipping sparrow begging. The cardinals will stay but the chippy has to migrate.. I do love your birds and love that you included the dove..they are so sweet... Michelle
Beautiful! That female cardinal looks like a finch to me.
These are amazing shots. I should get a bird bath - and a hummingbird feeder!
I can never get a shot of the Catbirds here...love all the shots you got,
hugs
Sandi
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