Every day, this color is unmistakable.
We haven't seen the first one with the white back feathers again. Trying to show the comparison with other cardinals, finally caught them in the same photo.
Hope you're all doing well.
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Samplers-and-Santas
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That bird is just amazing...and I love the name you've given him. I can only imagine the delight when you spot him...kind of like when I spy one of my albino deer. I know that some cardinals can be orange due to diet/genetics or enzyme deficiencies, but this one seems to be completely lacking any sign of the black mask as well...and it doesn't look like it's a juvenile. Remarkable. Happy Sunday my friend. ~Robin~
Marly, I was just wondering this morning if you were still seeing him. He is so beautiful and if I lived closer, I’d be right over to see him for myself! Enjoy his every visit! Cherie in WI
Merry Christmas marly: Love the red showing up so pretty in the tree, cardinals are so beautiful, we have put out sunflower seeds for them.
Catherine🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
I love seeing cardinals in the winter time. Such a bright sign of nature when all else is grey.
WOW! Just beautiful.
The bird is gorgeous and I still think it is a message from Carole to say to you she is okay by now and send you her love and greetings.
Take care,Truus from Holland
Amazing. We do not have cardinals here in Germany. May be he gives you a sign.
Thanks for sharing with us.
Gabi
What a beautiful cardinal and thank you for sharing the side by side with the regular variety!
Lovely photos and post. Wish we saw those out here in LALA land.
Glow Bird is a suitable name for it. So pretty/handsome. The other is probably still around, maybe at the neighbor's feeders.
Hope your eye continues to heal well & your knee gets back to the pre-fall condition, and Chris is improving.
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