BIRDS FROM THE DECK CAMERA

I am thinking of changing the camera's location in a little while.  Lots of photos have been taken lately, and am beginning to think the novelty of this deck cam may never wear off.  Some photos aren't that sharp but I am still enjoying them very much.

This is a regular visitor, a bald-headed Blue Jay.  Is he molting?  

The Grey Tufted Titmouse popped into this picture.  He is looking towards the featherless headed Blue Jay at the other end, as if to say "Any food down your way?"  I have left the information on the bottom of that picture, so you can see what I usually crop out.

The male Cardinal stops by in the evenings.

The Red-bellied Woodpecker is a regular visitor also.

The Mourning Dove is always very active, and I was delighted to catch him in the middle of his early morning exercises.

This Blue Jay has all his feathers.

Carolina Wren believes in close-ups.  "Alright Mr. DeMille, I am ready for my close-up."  (Shades of Gloria Swanson in Sunset Boulevard.")

You're still a little out of focus, give us a minute.

I wait for no one, call me when you are ready!  Well, she is certainly acting like a diva.

"Yes she is!" said the Black-capped Chickadee.

And these are my cast of characters each and every day.  I wonder who will turn up tomorrow.