Black capped chickadee
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a sweet little black-capped chickadee waits his turn at the sunflower feeder , resting in a nearby pine tree. I think chickadees are the sweetest little birds / little sweetie was nominated to the group “pay it forward” by mnkreations. I am quite flattered by the nomination, and eternally grateful to mnkreations for the nomination. mnkreatiions had this to say, and I quote: / “I would like to nominate John Radosevich and his photo Little Sweetie. He has s many wonderful photos in his gallery it is difficult to choose a favorite. John always replies back to comments and offers tips and suggestions! His patience and dilligent bird watching have certainly paid off! I love his photos!” / Please view mnkreations wonderful work! / mnkreations
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One of my favorite Black Capped Chickadee photos :) Black Box Frame & Bright White Matting / / / More Chickadee Photos / Bird Gallery / ADD RENEE TO YOUR WATCHLIST
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I took the original image of this black capped chickadee perched on a pine tree branch and converted it into a watercolor in PS. / / More Chickadee Photos / ADD RENEE TO YOUR WATCHLIST / Image included in the CHICKADEE CALENDAR
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a sweet little chickadee rests on a pine branch long enough for me to get this shot, nornally they don’t stay still very long /
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A Carolina chickadee has a little green worm/caterpillar for breakfast.
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This bird * can remember where it hid food for at least 28 days after putting it in its hiding place * drops its body temperature at night by 10 to 12°C below daytime body temperature, to conserve energy * depletes much of its energy by feeding nestlings from six to 14 times an hour * has a very established hierarchy, or “pecking order” Measuring only 12 to 15 cm from bill-tip to tail-tip, the Black-capped Chickadee Poecile atricapilla is greenish-gray above with a white underside shading to light brownish buff along its flanks. Its long, dark-gray tail looks like a handle. A black cap, well drawn over sparkling eyes, covers its head from cone-like bill to nape, or back of the neck. Pure white cheek patches and a triangular black throat patch complete its most conspicuous markings. Because chickadees inhabit such a wide variety of climates and habitats, birds from different populations may vary somewhat in size and plumage. / (www.hww.ca) Photographed in Anola, Manitoba, Canada / / / Framed Print
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2009 03 04 Black-capped Chickadee (Parus atricapillus) / Sony a700 70-200mm f/2.8 lens ~ Great Spokane Valley Area ~ / 200mm f/4 1/400 ISO200 Manual Cropped 2009 10 30 Featured in the Group ‘Pacific Northwest’
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2009 03 14 Hand Fed Blackcapped Chickadee / Sony a700 28-70 f/2.8 lens / 70mm f/5 1/500 ISO200 Manual Center Weight 2009 05 24 Featured in the Group Happy Haven-Photography Beattles Song ‘With a little help from my Friends”:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfsATc7i8ic / Lyrics: / What would you think if I sang out of tune / Would you stand up and walk out on me / Lend me your ears and I’ll sing you a song / And I’ll try not o sing out of key Oh, I get by with a little help from my friends / Mm, I get high with a little help from my friends / Mm, gonna try with a little help from my friends What do I do when my love is away / Does it worry you to be alone? / How do I feel by the end of the day / Are you sad because you’re on your own No, I get by with a little help from my friends / Mm, I get high with a little help from my friends / Mm, gonna try with a little help from my friends Do you need anybody / I need somebody to love / Could it be anybody / I want somebody to love Would you believe in a love at first sight / Yes, I’m certain that it happens all the time / What do you see when you turn out the light / I can’t tell you but I know it’s mine Oh, I get by with a little help from my friends / Mm, I get high with a little help from my friends / Mm, gonna try with a little help from my friends Do you need anybody / I just need someone to love / Could it be anybody / I want somebody to love Oh, I get by with a little help from my friends / Mm, I get high with a little help from my friends / Mm, gonna try with a little help from my friends / Yes I get by with a little help from my friends / With a little help from my friends
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Feature Who Are YOU to Judge? – 4/5/09 / ImageWriting – 3/19/09 Our trees are putting on buds…spring is here…it’s 76 degrees today and sunny skies…I was out in the yard with my two sons a few days ago…I spotted this little chickadee in the budding tree overhead…he was singing a sweet song…a melody pure and true…he was pretty far up in the tree…had to really zoom in…we see these little birds around quite often…please take time to watch the video…this little girl is so precious and talented…she has stolen my heart! Texture Three Little Birds BLACK-CAPPED CHICKADEE / Parus atricapillus Bird Spotting: This diminutive bird is one of the most familiar sights in the skies of North America. The black cap and bib and bright white cheeks make this bird easily recognizable. The wings are gray and edged in white, which gives this bird a delicate, handpainted look. Habitat: Black-capped chickadees enjoy deciduous and mixed forests as well as open woodlands. In winter suburban areas become their place of refuge. Nesting: Black-capped chickadees look for holes in trees, natural cavities or bird boxes to house their young. Each clutch consists of six to eight brown-speckled white eggs. The nest is a small cup constructed of grass, fur, soft plant material and feathers. Bird Bite: The black-capped chickadee feeds on insect eggs and larvae by hanging upside down while clinging to the undersides of tree branches. Backyard Tip: Flocks of this tame and inquisitive bird spend the winter in areas where bird feeders are easily available. They also find bird boxes an ideal location for their nests. Black-capped chickadees enjoy excavating nest cavities in the quaking aspen and will eat the fruit of the tall red huckleberry.
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DIGITALLY PAINTED / Multiple layers and brush effects… / Sony a700 70-200mm f//2.8 lens / Photoshop CS3 / PainterX / Wacom Intous3 Tablet / One Black Capped Chickadee… :^) 2009 10 29 Featured in the Group ‘Digital Art Compilations’ / 2009 04 01 Featured in the Group Digital Art Compilations / 2009 04 25 featured in Digital Brushstrokes / ~ Enjoy If you like this one … you may enjoy this one ~ click on it to view! /
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Black-capped Chickadee (Poecile atricapillus) nests in mixed or deciduous woods in Canada, Alaska and the northern United States.
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6”x7” acrylic &gold leaf on wood
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Our porch seems to draw in birds,,, and they get into trouble,,, this poor youngster had his foot caught in a candle holder,,, / i took it outside and it flew right onto this plant,,,, I was about 2 feet away,,,,,he was a bit freaked, so sat there for a good 15 minutes,,, goodluck for me!! Gibbons Ab panasonic dmc lz7 / f4.5 / 1/800 sec / iso 100 / focal length 37nmm / 1.4 digital zoom / auto wb
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Chickadees are described in one of my bird books as “merry little birds” that flit from tree to tree “often hanging acrobatically up side down as they search for those tiny creatures…”. This one is the Black-capped chickadee, that frequents coastal British Columbia, where this image was captured, using a Nikon D300 and Nikkor 600 mm lens. The song of the black-capped chickadee is one of my favorites. They have quite a repertoire of sounds, depending on the situation.
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This little fellow was certainly chipper, for the first time in three days we saw the sun. The chickadee is checking out the sunflower seed feeder.
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a black-capped chickadee strikes a most handsome pose, stopping on a pine bough to overlook the sunflower seed feeder. Normally, they don’t sit long enough to get a good shot, but today, he decided to give me a break. /
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Best viewed larger Featured in Snow Glorious Snow October 19, 2009. An adorable little Black Capped Chickadee perched on my deck railing, braving the snow and ice on a February afternoon in 2008. I named this image in honor of my friend, Renee Dawson who loves Black capped Chickadees dearly, and who also coined the phrase. Her chickadee images are beyond compare!!! I just thought this little guy looked a bit “kerflustered” on this cold winter’s day!! Image taken with the Nikon D40x and the 55-200mm vr Nikon lens at 190mm focal length. Shutter 1/320, aperture f/5.6, exp. 0.00, iso 800. I hand-painted the entire bird in Corel Paint 11 and created and added the snow layer in Photoshop. Texture layer from Skeletal Mess at Deviant Art added in Photoshop. The following information is from What Bird.com Overview / Black-capped Chickadee: Medium-sized, stocky chickadee with pale gray upperparts and breast and pale olive-brown underparts. The black cap and bib and white cheeks are conspicuous. Black bill is short and thin. Wings are dark with broad white edges on feathers. State bird of Maine and Massachusetts. / INTERESTING FACTS / The song of the Black-capped Chickadee is one of the most complex vocalizations of all animals, acting as a contact call, an alarm call, to identify an individual, or to indicate recognition of a particular flock. / They may cache food in hundreds of different sites, recalling those locations and retrieving food up to 28 days later. / It is the state bird of Maine and Massachusetts. / A group of chickadees are collectively known as a “banditry” and a “dissimulation” of chickadees.
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5 Sales and 811+ views as of Dec. 17, 2009 – thank you! Featured in Digital Brushstrokes, November 14, 2009. / Featured in Fine Art Digital Painters, October 25, 2009. Autumn Chickadee was created by layering 5 of my own images in Photoshop. The artwork and digital painting was then completed in Corel Painter X using a Wacom Tablet. Chickadee Detail / Thank you for viewing my art :) Black box frame & bright white matting / / Digital Portrait Painting – Photo Painting Services / Bird Gallery / ADD RENEE TO YOUR WATCHLIST
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Sony a700 70-200mm f/2.8 / 70mm f/4 1/800 ISO400 Manual Cropped 2009 10 31 Featured in the Group ‘Sony Shooters’ / 2009 10 28 Featured in the Group ‘I Love Birds’
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The nuthatches and chickadees in a local park here in Calgary can be quite tame. At one point while I was at the park, I had four chickadees on me at the same time. Two on my hand, one a little farther up my arm and one on my shoulder. Wish I had someone there to get that shot ;-)
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Sony a700 70-200mm f/2.8 / CS3 / Painter X / Wacom Tablet / Nik Color Efex 3.0 / Five Image layers, 2 texture, 2 lighting and one truely adorable black-capped chickadee, to put a smile on ones face. / Images along with layers of paint all by moi! 2009 10 31 Featured in the Group ‘Digital Brushstrokes’ / 2009 10 29 Featured in the Group ‘Images & Ideas’
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The Black-capped Chickadee has a black cap and bib with white sides to the face. Its under parts are white with rusty brown on the flanks; its back is gray. It has a short dark bill, short wings and a long tail. The breeding habitat of the Black-capped Chickadee is mixed or deciduous woods in Canada, Alaska and the northern United States. The Black-capped and Carolina chickadees are virtually impossible to tell apart visually, but they are readily distinguished by call. This one was taken along the Whitemud Creek in Edmonton, AB.
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Please view large / Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada / I had my camera mounted on a tripod about 5 feet away from the bird feeder and got this snapshot as he was about to fly away. I was using a remote from inside the house This is either a black-capped Chickadee or a Carolina Chickadee. I did accentuate the belly of the bird to blend into the colorful background Nikon D80 / 1/200 at f/3.0 / 0 EV / ISO 200 / 105 Nikon f/2.8 micro lens / camera flash was used Image was edited in Lightroom. The colours of the bird were highlighted. Also, I hung a blanket on a tree to create the colorful background featured in All About Your Best Work Dec 6, 2009 / featured in JPG Cast-Offs Dec 6, 2009 / featured in Top Shelf Wildlife & Nature Art Dec 6, 2009 / featured in Backyard Photography Dec 6, 2009 / featured in Dimensions Dec 6, 2009 132 views when entered in the group The 100 – 499 VIEWINGS GROUP Dec 7, 2009
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Winter can be dark and long in the northern climates…thank goodness for little chickadees, they will put a smile on ones face, even on the darkest of winter days! / Digitally painted in PainterX with a wacom tablet. 2009 12 18 Featured in ‘REDBUBBLE FEATURED ART & PHOTOGRAPHY’
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