Male Cardinal enjoying the snow at the feeder

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Actually there was a female at the other feeder but she did not like the camera.
February 3, 2014 happy Cardinal in the snow

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4 thoughts on “Male Cardinal enjoying the snow at the feeder”

  1. They certainly do brighten up a snowy landscape. At the height of the storm Wednesday I counted 15 in my back yard. That was a treat! As recently as 50 years ago it was a rarity to see a cardinal this far north. I remember when I was a kid my mom seeing one for the first time. She made sure all the bird-watching neighbors knew.

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  2. Wow they sure love you and know where a happy home is to stay warm and full. I missed the cardnials when we moved west “not as many but a few very rare find or see non zoo setting”…Generally-Cardinals are non-migratory birds. Most cardinals live within a mile of where they were born from what I read on them and like the woodlands on the edge. 🙂

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