A wet Spring Sunday at Williams College playing ball in the rain. Photographed with a Canon 7D Mark II and a Canon EF 100-400 F/4.5-5.6L IS USM lens.
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A wet Blue Jay visits the bird feeder
A Wet Blue Jay
A Blue Jay damp from the morning snow sits at the bird feeder.
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Spring Male Northern Cardinal - Left Profile
A male Northern Cardinal in profile during an early Spring snow storm. I like how the melted snow forms water drops on the birds' feathers.
Read MoreA Common Grackle in a Spring Snow
Grackle in a Spring Snow
A Common Grackle visits in a early Spring snow storm. Photographed with a Canon 7D Mark II with a Canon EF 100-400 F/4.5-5.6L IS USM lens handheld. I find these birds appear more colorful in photographs than in real life often; this particular bird had a striking purple and blue head though. I also like the detailed water drops dotted on the bird.
Read MoreTufted Titmouse - Handheld | 200 MM | F/8.0 | 1/250 SEC | ISO 1000
Tufted Titmouse
The Northern Cardinals have been in abundance lately. Taking a break from photos of the cardinals, above is a Tufted Titmouse perched on a brach in an early Spring snow storm.
Read MoreFemale Northern Cardinal - Handheld | 170MM | F/8.0| 1/320 SEC | ISO 1250
Perched - Female Northern Cardinal in Snow
Spring. Snow. Blah!
Upstate New York has been experiencing an unfortunate amount of cold and snow late in the Winter and early Spring after a rather mild and dry Winter. The upside is the weather has made for continued "birds in snow" photography moments. Above, a female Northern Cardinal is perched on a Butterfly Bush branch waiting for an open spot at the bird feeder while the snow falls.
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