I liked the following one for the "shocked" expression of the titmouse during the chickadee's landing.
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Sharing Space Unmatched Pairs at the Bird Feeder | March 2005 |
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Whereas birds among the same species can become competitive within a smaller space, those of different species are often more tolerant. Sometimes. But it is a good excuse to show a pair of photos of different birds together.
I liked the following one for the "shocked" expression of the titmouse during the chickadee's landing.
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Although the Carolina wren is generally shy by the other birds at the feeders, this one didn't mind the male downy woodpecker whacking away at the suet.
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Both the wren and the downy stayed together for several minutes while enjoying a good feed.
Photo note: I used a Pentax *istD, with the SMC-A* 300mm lens with the 1.4x multiplier for these photos. |