My Amazon photo experiment, see Chippy
https://www.amazon.ca/photos/share/wetcbGJlK28n0FLsg33ipoKBq145kMlLb7D3FscZW4a
 
It seems to work

BTW,  a Song sparrow showed up today near feeder

Crisp sunny morning.  Started at about 8 o'clock @ 4-degrees, slight wind.  Warmed up to 11-degrees by noon.  The park was not aggressively peopled for the first 90 minutes, but I knew that the tide would change and come rushing in.  Beyond the usual birds there was not much new despite the south wind that brought the overcast 21-degrees yesterday.  GC kinglets went from everywhere to just a few.  I only saw three Ruby-crowned kinglets.  There was no sign of the towhee.  A Fox sparrow briefly appeared early on but then disappeared for the rest of the morning.  Another birder got a shot of it so close that it was within the lens's minimum focus and was therefore out-of-focus.  Too bad, he,he,he,he.  I got one shot while it was perched on a fallen tree but it then immediately disappeared behind the tree and into uncharted territory.  I saw one Veery but it was too far away to shoot, but someone else got a good shot of it.  Didn't see a single Hermit thrush.  I guess they were all cloistered.  While waiting for a Winter wren to appear (saw three of them) my peripheral vision caught sight of a bright yellow bird with black accent and I immediately thought of Kentucky warbler.  By the second second I figured it out.  A FOY male Common Yellowthroat.  I saw no more Pine warlbers and only two Myrtle warblers way up.  Also:  flicker x2,  phoebe x 1,  YBSS x 4,  Brown creeper x 3,  WT sparrows (few).

This afternoon I spotted a Chipping Sparrow along our chain link fence. First of year.
Feeder is extremely busy with the same visitors, Downy Woodpecker has the most visit count next to the Cardinals.
Napper:)
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Yesterday was a creepy day with Brown creepers creeping on every tree.  Today it was a case of thrush.  Hermit thrush may be a misnomer.  These birds were not hermits.  At one point there were four of them hanging around together like a posse.  I counted nine thrushes.  I was worried that I might step on one of them.  Instead, I stepped into the loop of a vine, got caught and fell on the soft dead yellow grass.  Not my best move, but I can roll like a wrestler while protecting my lens and capturing a few pics on the way down.  Have to make it look intentional you know.  I've got a reputation to manage.  BTW, there were still a lot of creeper around this morning.  Also came across the towhee again.  With all the dog walkers and family groups any sighting would be spooked before getting a photo.  Still no further sign of Pine warblers, not even way up on top of conifers.









The next shot would have been a gastrointestinal view but this forum isn't ready for that sort of thing.

Warbler neck on a nuthatch