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This family of Carolina Chickadees was photographed by a nestbox camera in South Carolina. These chicks are almost ready to fledge.


These Black-capped Chickadees are growing in their pin feathers. They are approximately 10 days old.


Wil Hershberger photographed this inquisitive Carolina Chickadee.


Don Rash was able to capture this image of a Carolina Chickadee.


These adorable Black-capped Chickadee chicks were photographed in their nest of down and grass by D. Parker.


This picture of a Carolina Chickadee was taken by Debbie McKenzie.


In the winter, it is important to have a good source of protein and fat. Nick Saunders caught this Black-capped Chickadee having a peanut-buttery snack.


Tammie Sanders was lucky to catch this fledgling Carolina Chickadee on it's first flight. Its fluffy feathers are brand new.


This curious, little Black-capped Chickadee was photographed by Lyn Winans.


Generally, chickadees are year round residents. They are a common visitor even in the middle of winter. This picture was taken by Jerry Acton.
This Mountain Chickadee in Idaho was photographed by Dave Richmond while it came to his hand for seed.
Lynnette Lorenzetti, of North Carolina, snapped this picture about a week before these nestlings fledged.

Laurie Graham sent us this photo of Chestnut-backed Chickadee eggs from California.


These two Chestnut-backed Chickadees were photographed four days before they fledged.  Laurie Graham reports having provided timothy hay and guinea pig fur as nesting material.

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