At one time I counted 6 females and 6 males.
They took turns feeding at the feeding station and the plates.
The Females are so sweet.
If I was a bird I would be Mrs. Cardinal.
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1 comment:
Dear Sprite,
The Cardinals are special to me too. They are the first at the feeders in the morning and the last at night. They enjoy "between" time, dawn and twilight, just like me. As my bird of the year the female Cardinal will be photographed many times. Right now, with so many in the yard, I feel as if I am in Cardinal Heaven.
I am so pleased to share these photos with other Cardinal lovers.
You are welcome.
Surrounded by wings,
~Q~
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