On these cold wet Vermont days, it’s nice to have a coterie of birds coming to our backyard. Northern Cardinals, even wet ones, add a splash of color and the Chickadees and Goldfinches add their energy to otherwise drab days. I went back and looked at some shots I took in the last month — and was delighted to remember this red and white combo.





And living on the river, we still are getting Mallards, a Belted Kingfisher, and several mergansers. Here is one from last week.

One of my goals this winter is to get some decent photos of Red-breasted Nuthatches and Brown Creepers. What are yours?
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Good shots!
I haven’t figured out my goals for this winter, yet. Probably to get at least one more bird in the county – maybe Eastern Screech-Owl, or Snowy Owl, or Red-bellied Woodpecker? Photo-wise, probably some better shots of all of the local winter birds here. Boreal Chickadee is probably highest on that list, as they’re irrupting this year!