You must have endless patience to photograph small birds. Mine are always a blurr. This is a wonderful image. Walking yesterday, there were what appeared to be small wrens. Black with a tail like a willy wag tail and bright red feathers on its back. Never still long enough for me to really see or photograph but so much beauty.
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A tiny charmer.
ReplyDeleteCute little feller.
ReplyDeleteBless it, hiding to a degree.
ReplyDeleteThe sunlight is so rich and warm on the wood (and the wee fellow/ess).
ReplyDeleteYou must have endless patience to photograph small birds. Mine are always a blurr. This is a wonderful image. Walking yesterday, there were what appeared to be small wrens. Black with a tail like a willy wag tail and bright red feathers on its back. Never still long enough for me to really see or photograph but so much beauty.
ReplyDeleteSuch a tiny fella, who blends in well
ReplyDeleteYes, he does blend in well.
ReplyDeleteSuch a tiny little creature.
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