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Very nice. I love the way cardinals stand out like little bursts of color against winter backgrounds.
Lana – even on the coldest, cloudiest days they certainly are nice birds to see!
Very beautiful. Such a pretty contrast – the Cardinal on the snow. Always a welcome visitor.
There’s no better time to appreciate the beauty ofa male cardinal than in the midst of a snowy winter!
Such a wonderful Friday Photo of this Cardinal!
Great image!
Moe – Cardinals are extra special this time of year
Larry – agree 100%
Monarch – thanks
Zen – thanks!!