Black-capped Chickadees are frequent visitors to our bird feeders, feasting on suet, sunflower seeds, and peanut chips. This one waits for its turn at the suet feeder:
Like many small insect-eating birds, they hardly sit still for a second. But they tend to be a little less frantic than kinglets:
Chickadees are known for their acrobatics while foraging:
Along the Pacific coast of North America there is another species of chickadee called the Chestnut-backed Chickadee. Sometimes they will join their black-capped cousins in our yard:
Thanks for stopping by, and may you be well.
Feathers & Leaves 
Lovely photos of these tiny birds. I appreciate the share. Most of my bird photos are a bit fuzzy.
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Thank you for your kind comment. 😊 I send a lot out-of-focus bird shots to the trash bin. 😀
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These Chickadees are so photogenic and see so many. Anita
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I really enjoy their company. Thanks for commenting. 😊
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Chickadees are so cute! 😊
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And feisty, too. 🙂
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I’ll take your word for it. 😉
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