This bird stopped in today for a bite to eat. This is the first time I’ve seen it here. I googled Carolina Wren, and this is what it looked like. I couldn’t, however, discover if this was a male or female. 31/365.

Mrs Cardinal stopped to check up on Mr Cardinal. He was not here at the time, but when he did stop in for a bite, he still got seed all over his beak as he ate! 30/365.

On this dreary day, Mr Downy Woodpecker stopped by the feeder for a bite to eat. I love how I was able to get a shot of the back of his head, I didn’t know their red feathers were in the shape of a heart! 29/365.

Caught this half moon out this afternoon. I’m very pleased with this picture. I did crop it and adjust the color, but the surface is all mine! 28/365.

“I appreciate you taking a lot pictures of me, but next time, could you make sure I don’t have seed on my beak?” 27/365.

She stopped by the feeder for a quick bite. I don’t see her everyday, but when she does stop by, she stays for a bit enjoying her food! 26/365.

This is not even a good picture, but I like how I caught him going from the deck to the feeder. Love that little foot! lol 25/365

There was quite a lot of frost this morning. This squirrel got up for an early breakfast. Of course the dogs were excited to see him, they wanted to chase him! 24/365.

Or not to rain, only time will tell. For the record, it didn’t rain today! 23/365.

Another cold and rainy day here in North Georgia. But Mr Woodpecker and Mr White-breasted Nut Hatch stopped by for a bite. 22/365.