Saturday, July 7, 2018

Bright and Cheerful Cardinals

There is nothing more bright and cheerful than a cardinal. Some folks (especially in the south) call them red birds. Well, they are. Red, red, red!!

These were in my son's yard when I was visiting last. Of course, the camera was handy. 








                                      You all have a bright and cheerful weekend. 

15 comments:

  1. Great photos! I especially like the female on the feeder
    Have a wonderful weekend!

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  2. ...like red barns, I love cardinals!

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  3. WoW Latane, beautiful captures, nice and crisp clear!! I like seeing them with their crests up! That’s a pretty feeder your son has! Have a happy weekend!!!!!

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  4. Beautiful red birds! The females have a greyish tone. So pretty to see.
    betsy

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  5. They are just so red; it is quite remarkable how red a male Cardinal can be. I guess the brightest ones get the best looking gal?

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  6. Hello, beautiful birds and photos. I especially love all the cardinals. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your day and weekend!

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  7. Cardinals really are so showy and beautiful! You got great pics to share this week! Hugs!

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  8. absolutely gorgeous! Sad to say I've never experienced one in real life here.

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  9. Great shots! The cardinal looks rather bossy.

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  10. Thank you for the compliments on my "tater" salad. I LOVE IT SO MUCH TOO! And I love to make it. I'm picky about it too and make it the old fashioned way. I do not like the kind they sell in the deli at the grocery for sure. We had left overs and about finished it off today!

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  11. LOVE the red cardinals! They don't seem to be concerned about the squirrel.

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  12. Just love the red cardinals, so nice to see your photographs.

    All the best Jan

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  13. Thanks Latane...I love these birds and miss them when we’re at home in Oregon...have to travel to see them.

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  14. Great birds! They hang out with other critters rather well.

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