The pyrrhuloxia – our desert cardinal – is hunkered down on this snowy morning.
Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, USA.
I guess your Pyrrhuloxia are not as “Snow Hardy” as our Northern Cardinals which routinely come to my winter feeding station. Stewart 🙂
They are usually quite bold at the feeder. This is the first time I’ve seen the reluctance! And it isn’t all that cold.
It’s been cold. Excellent photos.
Isn’t all that cold? I agree with the bird. Way too cold. Beautiful pictures, the way he is framed by the snow and branches. Such detail– I can see every feather.
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I guess your Pyrrhuloxia are not as “Snow Hardy” as our Northern Cardinals which routinely come to my winter feeding station. Stewart 🙂
They are usually quite bold at the feeder. This is the first time I’ve seen the reluctance! And it isn’t all that cold.
It’s been cold. Excellent photos.
Isn’t all that cold? I agree with the bird. Way too cold. Beautiful pictures, the way he is framed by the snow and branches. Such detail– I can see every feather.