Tufted Titmouse

Just after the Hairy Woodpecker left the other day, this little fellow jumped on the feeder to get his share.

[Kerri]

What a cutie

[Kimmi]

Such a cute bird

[Diane]

Great shot--such a cute little bird!

[bkb in the city]

Great catch

[D. Marie Williams More]

my what big eyes you have....

[Nicole Campbell]

He is cute.

[alia_801]

What a little cutie! Nice capture :)

[Rick Schies]

Well he took advantage of the vacancy.

[Peter de Graaff]

Great moment at the feeder

[davide]

beautiful! that feeder gives you the opportunity to take lots of great shots (beside feeding those birds)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@kerristephens thanks Kerri!
@kimmistephens thanks Kimmi!
@eudora thanks Diane!
@bkbinthecity thanks Brian!
@dmariewms lol thanks Marie!
@nicolecampbell thanks Nicole!
@alia_801 thanks Alia!
@digitalrn thanks Rick!
@peterdegraaff thanks Peter!
@woot thanks Davide- in May this feeder is replaced by my hummingbird feeder. I don't know if my p & s will be quick enough to catch them- they start at every movement and fly away in a millisecond!

Thanks you everyone for your comments- this feeder gives me a lot of entertainment, so I'm glad you enjoyed some of the fun too.

[Carole Imes]

Fab catch. We have so many here but they won't sit still a second for me. Eat and run ;-) Fav!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@cimes1 Thank you so much for the fav Carole. They are really quick and so what I do in order to catch them (and the Nuthatches and Chickadees) is set my shutter setting on rapid shot- you press down on the shutter and as long as your pressing the shutter's clicking away. I end up with a ton of shots and most of them end up being deleted. But usually in the middle somewhere is a shot like this.

[inertia]

hehe funny lookin' one..I like it..

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@inertie Thank you Inertia- they are cheery and fun little birds and they love to sing. A welcome visitor in my backyard any time!

[Ellen Young]

Beautiful Bird Looks so Friendly!! Great Capture!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@ellimae Thanks Ellen- they are very talkative and move about quickly, so you'd better be sharp with the camera!