I think the southern end of the RBG migration has run dry, and I'm already suffering from withdrawals. I was blessed to have them filter through for almost a full 2 weeks and hope you enjoy some of the images I obtained despite their best efforts to avoid me.
1. In the shade as usual.....
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3. A spirited game of "hide-and-go-peek"....
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5. I don't know why, but the females were very laid back and easy to capture.....
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7. IMHO, these last 2 images are the best I captured this Spring as long as you don't mind feeder poles and branches in the way.
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It's always exciting to have these birds grace my yard with their presence and I continue to try to improve the captures I've obtained although with somewhat mixed results. I hope you've not been too inundated with images of Rose-breasted Grosbeaks and feel like leaving behind comments and/or critiques. Thanks for stopping by!










