Today I feature several groupings of photos of particular species of birds. The first are four of a male Cardinal.

Male Cardinal in a Tree Looking at the Camera (2-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

Male Cardinal Glancing Sideways (2-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

Male Cardinal at Our Feeder Looking at the Camera (2-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

Male Cardinal at Our Feeder Looking Easting a Seed (2-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

The next group of photos are of Juncos at different times of day. 

Junco in Morning Light Positioned toward the Right (2-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

Junco in Morning Light Positioned toward the Left (2-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

Junco in Morning Light Aiming Toward the Camera (2-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

Junco in Late Afternoon Light Looking at the Camera (2-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

Junco in Late Afternoon Light Looking at the Ground (2-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

Junco in Late Afternoon Light Positioned to the Right (2-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

Starlings are one of our regular backyard visitors. So in spite of most persons not liking them, here are three photos that caught  my interest. 

A Long Straw Piece for a Nest? (4-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

A Starling Hunting in the Grass (4-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

Two Starlings "Attack" the Suet in the Feeder (1-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

The final photo is an American Robin in a tree. I am not sure how long I will keep finding Robins, but for now I am. 

American Robin Hiding in a Bare Tree (1-Apr-17; © Richard L. Bowman)

As last time, these are not new birds, but the photos seemed interesting to me. Hope you enjoyed them.

© 2014-17, Richard L. Bowman

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