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Cardinal male and female
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Male and Female Cardinal
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FeA female cardinal rests on a backyard perch, calm and unhurried, holding her place with the steady confidence these birds always seem to have. There’s no chase, no call, no flutter — just a quiet moment in soft light, the kind of everyday pause that makes backyard birding worth paying attention to.
This striking plant, the Cardinal Air Flower, grows without the need of soil, but it has to have something to grow on. In the subtropical wetlands in Florida, that something is other plants like pine trees or cypress trees. It does not harm the trees, and it obtains moisture from rainfall trapped by the air plant.
The Cardinal Air Flower has numerous other common names and many older scientific names. In recent field guides, the consensus latest name is: Tillandsia fasciculata. (Names change as new relationships are discovered, DNA for instance, that results in reclassification and renaming related species.)
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Cardinal
Cardinalidae is a family of New World-endemic passerine birds that consists of cardinals, grosbeaks, and buntings. It also includes several birds such as the tanager-like Piranga and the warbler-like Granatellus. Wikipedia
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Yay! The Cardinals are back at my feeder. Not sure where they went all winter but was very excited to see them back.
Love when a Cardinal lands on a snowy branch! It's not like they can hide very well.
If you notice, there is some gray in feathers these will turn red and are just remains from its molting phase.
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Red-cowled Cardinal
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Thanks to its distinctive red color and prominent crest, the male Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) is easily one of North America's most recognizable songbirds. Thanks to Jai Johnson for the texture.
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Cardinals against the winter white, is quite beautiful to see.
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Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina all have the northern Cardinal as their state bird. I am blessed to have twenty or so staying around my place year round taking the bird seed I offer and the bird bath and plenty of cover in the many trees and bushes around the place.
After a little break from Flickr I think is time to back to say Hi to everyone and I hope you have a great New Year ahead hopefully this one it gets better than the last. Winter time without cardinals is not winter his color is even more red this time of the year and I just love it! Thank you for your visit faves and comments is really appreciated :)