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24-NOV-2013	Christine Hanrahan

Black-capped chickadee

Mer Bleue area

Taken a few years ago in early winter. The ever cheerful chickadee is everyone's favourite, especially on a cold winter day when they seem to be always burbling with happiness! Of course, that is being anthropomorphic, we don't really know that they are "happy", but we like to think so!

Panasonic LUMIX FZ200
1/1600s f/2.8 at 105.6mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time	24-Nov-2013 14:34:23
Make	Panasonic
Model	DMC-FZ200
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	105.6 mm
Exposure Time	1/1667 sec
Aperture	f/2.8
ISO Equivalent	100
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Tom LeRoy		26-Jan-2016 12:14
Such a sweet little bird, so hard to get a good shot like this one! Excellent. V

Irene Wehrli		26-Jan-2016 08:09
Yes - you are right Christine, they always look so happy! Very similar to our marsh tits... This is an outstanding close up! Irene

Don		25-Jan-2016 21:03
Occasionally we can allow some anthropomorphism, especially when inspired by these lively fluffy balls with such tiny bills!

Nirvan Hope		25-Jan-2016 17:36
What would winter be without the chickadees! Sweet photo.

joseantonio		25-Jan-2016 17:31
nicely framed.V.

globalgadabout		25-Jan-2016 16:58
they certainly spread cheer with their ceaseless energy and movement...your shot is absolutely fabulous...V

Helen Betts		25-Jan-2016 16:45
Well, it looks pretty happy to me in this beautiful capture. V.

John Reynolds LRPS		25-Jan-2016 16:30
Pretty bird - well captured. V.

Walter Otto Koenig		25-Jan-2016 16:14
Wonderful detail and composition. Nice with the catch light. "V"

pkocinski		25-Jan-2016 13:36
Lovely shot!

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