Here's the best whitebreasted nuthatch photo I've gotten so far. I have a couple that come to the feeder on a regular basis but they're a lot more cautious than the red breasted.
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Nice pic--I like the emphasis on the vertical line from beak to tail.
Looks great to me! Mine zip in and out so fast....or hang on the back side of the feeder. I love the area under the tail of the White-breasted Nuthatch...so pretty.
Nice, she's a looker!
John, next you will be making a song bird book.. great shot..
Up or down seems immaterial...
Lovely shot.
Yes a Song Bird book John, that's a good idea of Stacey's.
Classic pose John.
What a pose! Awesome.
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wah, that nuthatch is cool. it is like someone took one of our orangish european nuthatches and painted it monochrome.
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Its an amazing blog..
I just enjoyed a lot...
cheer..
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