Northern Cardinal by monjo71
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Description
Just another Male cardinal shot. I prefer this compo to the last cardinal post. Hope you enjoy it! As alway, comments and critiques are welcome and appreciated.
John

Comments (18)
Fabulous shot, I love the colors, and the falling snow is a nice touch. Great capture!!
Wonderful shot of the bird and the snow combo.
Oh so perfect!!! The snow is the perfect finishing touch. My compliments!
Perfect clarity and color, no doubt! A nice enhancement to see the snow flakes showing the conditions under which they live.
wowww, so beautiful red bird and excellent focus !!! :)
Superb! Perfect picture!!!
Wow!!!! another gorgeous shot!!! Bravo!!!!
extremely good, snow and his tropical colouring make a strange contrast.
fanatstic... I agree with Calouchufy.. perfect focus !
Excellent capture and POV, Bravo!
They are such beautiful birds, and you capture them perfectly!
Perfect shoot of this red bird. DOF and details superb
Splendid! Excellent clarity and detail - the snow adds even a little drama to it! Love it!
Love it. I know how hard it is to take pictures of birds.
Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo perfect!!! BRAVO ;O)
I absolutely love the colour of these birds. They look so fat and cute! I want one as a pet, please please???? ;0) Lovely shot, once again :0))
How do you do it...I can't even get my camera fast enough when I see one in my backyard...I would rather look than to waste the moment of seeing it...LOL...you have captured such a close encounter I almost feel like I could reach out and touch the feathers....
No, not 'just another', rather, another standout. Another favorite bird. I grew up in the midwest and miss them now, we don't have them in Washington state.