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How gorgeous am I?

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An unusual Icicle was colord by the sunrise. © jane naliboff photo/Vienna
An unusual icicle was colored by the sunrise. (© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
A male Northern Cardinal was much calmer today and allowed me to do a photo shoot without flying off. (© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
A male Northern Cardinal was much calmer today and allowed me to do a photo shoot without flying off. (© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
A friendlier female Northern Cardinal looks like she's been using her bill to find seeds in the snow. And like her mate, she too is no longer afraid of the camera or the human. © jane naliboff photo/Vienna
A friendlier female Northern Cardinal looks like she’s been using her bill to find seeds in the snow. And like her mate,
she too is no longer afraid of the camera or the human. (© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
A Black Capped Chicadee gave the illusion of being about to crash into snow mountain. © jane naliboff photo/Vienna
A Black Capped Chickadee gave the illusion of being about to crash into snow mountain. (© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
A Blue Jay called everyone over to share the good fortune he found on snow mountain. © jane naliboff photo/Vienna
A Blue Jay called everyone over to share the good fortune he found on snow mountain. (© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
A female Hairy Woodpecker found a lovely insect breakfast in the hole she pecked. © jane naliboff photo/Vienna
A female Hairy Woodpecker found a lovely insect breakfast in the hole she pecked. (© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
American Bald Eagles looking for scraps on Crowell Pond. There hadn't been much ice fishing that day, so food was scarce. © jane naliboff photo/Vienna
American Bald Eagles looking for scraps on Crowell Pond. There hadn’t been much ice fishing that day, so food was scarce.
(© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
A Black Capped Chickadee appears to have levitated above the seed bowl. A little magic is good for the soul. © jane naliboff photo/Vienna
A Black Capped Chickadee appears to have levitated above the seed bowl. A little magic is good for the soul.
(© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
A Red Squirrel was running around the top of a dead branch with its tail glistening in the sun. © jane naliboff photo/Vienna
A Red Squirrel was running around the top of a dead branch with its tail glistening in the sun. (© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
I put this orange slice out over a month ago just to see if any species would enjoy it, but it seems to have grown legs without being eaten. © jane naliboff photo/Vienna
I put this orange slice out over a month ago just to see if any species would enjoy it, but it seems to have grown legs
without being eaten. (© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
Poor Red Squirrel with a snowy face was too busy eating to wipe it off. © jane naliboff photo/Vienna
Poor Red Squirrel with a snowy face was too busy eating to wipe it off. (© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
Wednesday's sunrise over Parker Pond/Vienna © jane naliboff photo/Vienna
Wednesday’s sunrise over Parker Pond in Vienna (© jane naliboff photo/Vienna)
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20 Comments

  2. Wonderful photos, Jane! The birds do seem to be out in force today at my feeder: hairy woodpecker, redpoll, red breasted nut hatch, blue jay, and of course the perennial chickadees! No eagles! And no female cardinal, a rare sighting at my altitude in Weld, but I did see one last week….

  4. Fabulous photos! I so look forward to Sundays to see photos of home. I miss those little Chickadees here in Florida. Thanks for sharing your work each week.

  5. Jane, I absoulety love all the beautiful pictures that you post! Every Sunday i forward to the pictures you and the other great photographers post!!! Love ’em, love ’em!!! Kudos to you all!

  8. Beautiful pictures, Jane! The highlight of my day is when I look outside and see the birds and critters at my feeders. You capture them beautifully! Along with woodpeckers, cardinals, bluejays, and chickadees, we also have several mourning doves that come visit us, which I love. (Not to mention the red and gray squirrels which crack us up with their acrobatics). Thank you so much for sharing your pictures! I always look forward to seeing them!

  9. I always enjoy all of the pictures in these posts, but I know it’s a banner day when all of them are by you, a true artist.

    They so remind me of home. It’s nice to live near Baltimore with the best docs and hospitals as anywhere on earth and Hopkins is only 30 – 40 minutes away. It couls never be as inspiring a living in the western Maine mountains, but it beats the long trips to Boston, especially when one cannoy drive.

    This week the variety is amazing and I am alway amazed at how you catch them in such unusual, pivital and interesting poses. I look and gaze at them every day of the week. They mean more to me than words alone can express. My body language appreciation, my tears and laughter say much more than mere words!

    Thank you! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!

  11. My mother was shopping for a calendar to send to an out of state family member as a Chrstmas present. I think a calendar of photos by Jane Naliboff would sell pretty well. Beautiful pictures, thanks!

  13. I love the one of the Chickadee in mid air!! Do you have a special camera set up by the feeder? Amazing job!

  15. Beautiful Jane!

    I also note that you get many comments on the Bulldog indicating your photos are a favorite of readers.

    Thank you Jane and Bulldog for sharing.

  16. Thank you to everyone for all of the thoughtful comments!

    Shanti:. My cameras are in my hands, it’s a matter of endless patience and luck.

  17. BEAUTIFUL PICTURES JANE, I JUST LOVE THEM ALL.. AND LOVE LIVING IN THE GOOD OLE STATE OF MAINE…………

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