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Actually there were two different males, but the pictures of the one on the lawn didn't turn out well. 
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7 comments:
Great shots! Especially that one of him landing in the shrub. My mother has a cardinal couple at her house, and they are NEVER there when I am!
Beautiful. Lucky you!
oh wow!! I love that you caught him in flight.
Excellent capture, B!!! Good job.
terrific pictures!
Thanks everyone! Patience finally paid off, considering he comes to my feeds every day!
What fun posts you've had lately. I love the bird pics. We have cedar waxwings for a short time in some of the trees on the bike trail near our house, but all I can attract are sparrows and some chickadees. I like the chickadees but wish something more exotic would show up.
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