Backyard Nuthatch by Digitaleagle
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Description
Shot this White Breasted Nuthatch yesterday, this tree is right outside my kitchen window. I keep the knot hole filled with bird seed, the squirrels and birds enjoy eating from it and I enjoy their company. The Nuthatch belongs to the woodpecker family and is the smallest of the woodpecker that visit my feeders. Thanks for viewing and for your comments.
Comments (20)
beautiful bird and capture
Beautiful photo.
What a pretty bird! There seems to be a peaceful scene captured here. Love the "flow" of the knothole. It seems to almost be like a slow wave. ;c) Excellent image!
Another one we don't see out here...or at least not in the Bay area...must be neat to have this view available right outside your window...
That tree looks ancient....a beautiful capture, thanx for sharing
Nice shot of a sweet bird. Great, my friend.
Great catch - love these little guys/gals - they spend all day at work (where I have window and feeders) taking my sunflower seeds and poking them into tree bark.
Wonderful natural shot. so small and a nice blue tones feathers.
nice shot, good composition
Very nice capture!! :)
Wonderful shot!
Our Nuthatch looks quite different in the UK. A super shot! I have not yet caught one in a pic although they come to the feeders quite often.
Excellent capture - do you have the red breasted nuthatch as well? The mix is about 50/50 here.
a woonderful shot
Great idea for a feeder! Oh and Great shot. too!!! :)
Very nice!!!
Great shot...love the contrast and texture in it.
wonderful photo!!!
Excellent photo of the bird and surrounding textures!
A nice sharp image of this welcome visitor.