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Bird ID?

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We've had these for years and I'm thinking we've mis-ID'd them. Can someone confirm what they are please? I know the pics aren't wonderful, but they seem more shy then the other birds that frequent the feeders.

Thanks! :D
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Chickadees, of course!
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Yep black cap chickadee!
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Thanks, that's what I thought also, but we didn't see the cream on it's side and thought maybe it was something else. :D
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