Northern Cardinal Male by Punaguy
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Description
Another visitor to the bird feeder, this one a male Northern Cardinal. The males are quite aggressive to the smaller birds, often chasing them away to feed by itself. The big bullys!
The brilliantly colored Northern Cardinal has the record for popularity as a state bird: in the United States, it holds that title in seven states. This common bird is a winter fixture at snow-covered bird feeders throughout the Northeast, but it only spread to New York and New England in the mid-20th century. They are quite common here in Hawaii.
Aloha to all and have a splendid week!

Comments (37)
a beautiful and charming capture of this enchanting looking bird! simply a joy to look at! ;o)
You are so very lucky. I have always wanted to see a Red Cadinal in real life, however they are not part of Northern California territory. As for being bullies, well, I think the Scrub Jay takes that honour. Thank you for sharing.
I agree, the Jay is a big bully allright. Great shot of one of my favorite birds!
Again I never knew they live in Hawaii too. Learn something new every day. Thank you. Pretty bird and excellent shot.
Impressive bird collection in your gallery, if only I could get so close to these beautiful creatures. Wonderful images!!!
He may be a bully, but he is a very handsome guy! He looks particularly good against the green background :)
BEAUTIFUL Cardinal (we have those here! S)... I particularly love the lighting here .. such a crisp and pro shot ... love it !!!!!!!!!