Saturday, August 6, 2011

Cardinal

As we are walking out from the Animal Kingdom, this cardinal flew in front of us and landed on the torch or lamp post.
Hope and wishing that everyone of us is having a lovely weekend,. Thanks for dropping by!
Camera Critters

15 comments:

  1. Nice photos of this beautiful cardinal.

    Regards!

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  2. Thanks for stopping by and leaving kind comments! I've always wished I could get a photo of a cardinal! Maybe one of these days!

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  3. Thanks for visiting my blog, nice photo of a cardinal love the scenery too.

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  4. Lovely cardinal, thanks for sharing.

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  5. They do keep their distance, don't they? I shoot 'em most days but it's usually from afar. Can't get enough of these beauties.

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  6. Wish I can see a cardinal by myself :)
    Happy Sunday, Rose!

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  7. What a lovely bird!

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  8. Perhaps he was welcoming you to the Animal Kingdom. Nice photo of the cardinal, we never see them here. Thanks for stopping by my blogs.

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  9. Yes, the cardinal is a beautiful bird but very small. Thanks for the post. God bless you all always.

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  10. Cardinals are my most favourite bird. We have lots of them visiting the garden.
    Great capture for Camera Critters.

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  11. Nice photos. If you like join us on *PicStory*-some green* on Tuesday! :)

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  12. ay ang cute hahaha...singliit lang ba yan ng maya Rose? hehe

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  13. perfectly captured! thanks for dropping by chubs :)

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  14. I love the photos. Beautifully captured.

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