Inspired by ajosteve's Post

I am inspired by the ajosteve's post so sharing my shots of White breasted Nuthatch...

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These are lovely shots, Sachin, but on my monitor I see a green colour cast. Easy to correct that of course.

What is color cast? how can I get rid of it?

for one of my other pictures I received the same suggestion...

Thanks for the nuthatch posts. These guys are always moving and a tough bird to catch. If they are hanging on a tree thinking about going down for a drink of water or waiting a turn at the feeder, you can catch them being still. But not that often! The color cast could be from the leaves nearby. Not a big deal. The first shot is sharper.

It means that your White Balance was set incorrectly. You can correct it in any photo editing application (Lightroom, Aperture, Photoshop, etc.).

I took the liberty of correcting both in Photoshop. In this case all I needed to do was use the 'Auto Color' option. That cleaned up both images nicely. Here they are without the green haze.

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With the edit to remove the color cast, these are great shots.

Thank you all I will keep an eye on this aspect to improve the WB in my shots...