A red spot in the typical winter landscape shines out. They really do brighten an area and they look like they are glowing.
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They do indeed. I've only seen two up here, in passing. I miss them as they were regular visitors at my last home.
Obviously outstanding!
Wonderful sight on a winter's day. Now I know why they are that colour.
I enjoy your bird photos so much. Catching up this a.m. with your posts. We were in the 60's yesterday afternoon and I took the opportunity to stock up on groceries because I know the cold will return. GA is famous for ice storms in Jan/Feb.
I love to spot the cardinal- they are so pretty and brilliant against the snow.
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