This winter we've been blessed with several resident Red-breasted Nuthatches. They're friendly little birds, about four inches long.
Sometimes they'll fly right up to the feeder while it's being filled and give a little chirp to let us know it's time to get out of the way so they can eat.
This is a rare position for Redbreast because . . .
. . . like their White-breasted cousins they prefer to live their life upside down.
Check out those feet. Perfect for the inverted lifestyle.
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