So when you're cold
From the inside out
And don't know what to do,
Remember love and friendship,
And warmth will come to you.
― Stephen Cosgrove
One of my favorite images from our winter storm - taken 02-20-12
Sharing with Your Sunday Best that Nancy hosts - HERE
Good shot!
ReplyDeleteI love the composition!
so cool! what a vibrant red :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely divine! Love the color, and how it stands out against the background so beautifully..
ReplyDeletelike a ripe tomato!
ReplyDeleteCardinals remind me of my Virginia home. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't get any better than that!
ReplyDeleteoh so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love how you captured the snow around his little feet, I feel as though i could reach out and touch it!
And the vibrant colour of the red cardinal, oh that's something I wish I could see in person. We don't have cardinals here :(
Bless his sweet little heart. He is all puffed up, and his comb is down, he is cold. Cardinal Cold Toes. Hope he found a warm spot.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
That face:) The reds of birds always make me smile.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous capture of Mr. Cardinal.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing with Your Sunday Best Kerri! So great to see you. :)
Great capture! The cardinals around here are much more slender and very jumpy.
ReplyDeleteKerri, a great photo and wonderful verse!
ReplyDeleteWhat a splash of red in the winter snow.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful little bird, the colours are striking against the muted background. FAB FAB FAB
ReplyDeleteWhat a handsome guy! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteBut he certainly looks fat and healthy!
ReplyDeleteI just don't even believe how beautiful and perfect this is!!~~Rain
ReplyDeleteOh, that is a lovely shot. What a pretty bird all in red.
ReplyDeleteHot tea helps too.
ReplyDelete* snort *
Love your cardinal.
That red really pops with the background of white!
ReplyDeleteThe light in his eyes! He is "smiling" at you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful shot!
ReplyDeleteHe sure is a plump one!
ReplyDeleteI get so excited when I see a photo of a cardinal! I would LOVE to see one .... other than the one not-as-colorful one I saw in Central Park two years ago. My first cardinal!
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Wonderful shot--such a vibrant color! Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful shot, great details and color!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bright red! Fantastic, Kerri!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love the bright red against the snow in this shot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo :) we do not have Cardinals here, they are beautiful birds, so colourful!
ReplyDeleteThat is an awesome capture, Kerri!
ReplyDeleteSuperb. Simply superb.
ReplyDeletexoxoxo, cd
Beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteRegards and best wishes
Wow, that's a great one. Beautiful color he is.
ReplyDeleteI like the title! : )
This is a particularly gorgeous shot (so many of yours are). I have trouble photographing red subjects without blowing out detail, but this one is amazing.
ReplyDeleteMwaaaa.... this little birdie needs some boots!! ;)
ReplyDeleteCute!
xo Catherine
Oh, my, that's a fat little cardinal. I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteGosh, that guy is just gorgeous!!! I love how they fluff themselves up to keep warm!
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