I have seen blue jays around our feeders in the past but they are so skitterish that they never stay still long enough for me to get my camera or get it focused before they fly off. This morning was different. Not only were there three of them, instead of the usual one, but they stayed in place long enough for me to get a shot or two through my dirty kitchen window. Not the clearest shot, therefore, but I am happy with just getting it. Perhaps they decided the easy food at the feeder was worth the sacrifice.
these guys just flit by me and never gave me a chance. for instance at louise's in lunenburg. jays abound, when i'd be aiming my camera at them, i'd click and all i've captured were the blurry end of their tails as they flew away. you got this one real good. aces!
@linnypinny Thanks Lin. It has been a while since I have seen one too and now all of a sudden...three @summerfield thanks bunche. Your experiences sound like mine in the past. @eudora So kind of you Dian. So glad you like it @ltodd Well I consider that high praise Lyn. Thanks so much @alophoto Thanks Amanda. This must be the year for them @lesip They sure are. They dwarf all the others, even the cardinals, at the feeders @dawnee How nice of you to say. Thanks @ruthmouch You are so right. He flitted off in no time but has since come back so my I will see more of him this winter. Thanks so much @tunia Thanks Tunia. I am so glad you like it @kwiksilver It was mostly luck I fear but thanks bunches @bill_fe I appreciate that Bill Thanks a lot @photographycrazy Thanks for the view and nice comment
@myhrhelper sometimes I get a good one but dirty windows and a camera that might be broken doesn't help. thanks for the positive support @jayberg thanks for the nice comment! @darsphotos So nice of you to give it a FAV Darlene. Thanks bunches
January 14th, 2017
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@summerfield thanks bunche. Your experiences sound like mine in the past.
@eudora So kind of you Dian. So glad you like it
@ltodd Well I consider that high praise Lyn. Thanks so much
@alophoto Thanks Amanda. This must be the year for them
@lesip They sure are. They dwarf all the others, even the cardinals, at the feeders
@dawnee How nice of you to say. Thanks
@ruthmouch You are so right. He flitted off in no time but has since come back so my I will see more of him this winter. Thanks so much
@tunia Thanks Tunia. I am so glad you like it
@kwiksilver It was mostly luck I fear but thanks bunches
@bill_fe I appreciate that Bill Thanks a lot
@photographycrazy Thanks for the view and nice comment
@jayberg thanks for the nice comment!
@darsphotos So nice of you to give it a FAV Darlene. Thanks bunches