Cardinal plumages

Photo by Chris Bosak – A male cardinal visits a backyard in New England, fall 2022.

As a follow-up to my recent post on cardinals, here is a look at a male cardinal, female cardinal and immature cardinal. Note the brighter bill of the adult female cardinal compared to the young bird. Here is the original post.

Photo by Chris Bosak — A female cardinal visits a backyard in New England, fall 2022.

Photo by Chris Bosak – An immature cardinal visits a backyard in New England, fall 2022.

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Appreciate the follow-up, comparing the female to the immature cardinal. 🙂

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Chris Bosak on November 10, 2022 at 5:27 pm said:

Thanks Brian. Great to hear from you!

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- Brian Bixby on November 12, 2022 at 10:30 am said:
  
  I live in a city, so the range of birds I see is rather limited. Cardinals are among the more colorful denizens.
  
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