A black-capped chickadee nibbles on a
seed from the backyard feeder.
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The chickadee enjoys a sunny day in
January.
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A nuthatch works on a seed.
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The snow also covers the log cabin
birdhouse.
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The snowfall covers a feeder.
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A dark-eyed junco peeks out from a
feeder. A few of his friends are living in the
nearby birdhouse.
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A few snow geese seen near John's house
in Lisle.
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Ben sent this photo of a pileated
woodpecker that he spotted outside his
house in Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
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A junco looks for food on the ground.
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Geese flying by Kevin's house.
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A sparrow rests in the bushes.
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A closer view of the junco.
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Three looks at a
lady cardinal in the back yard.
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A cardinal visits a feeder for a snack.
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A purple finch visits the back yard in winter.
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The male cardinal keeps an eye out for
predators.
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A chickadee tries to blend in with the
branches.
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A side view of the chickadee.
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A Cooper's Hawk soars above the
neighborhood.
Look out little birds!
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This purple finch kept peeking out from the
milk jug feeder.
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You can see why the chickadee is called
"black-capped."
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A gyrfalcon at the Seattle Zoo from Charlie
& Kate.
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A peregrine falcon at the Seattle Zoo.
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The majestic bald eagle, courtesy of
Charlie, Kate, and the Seattle Zoo.
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An emu seen at the Seattle Zoo.
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More emus visiting with a kangaroo.
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