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A photographer has been using a hidden camera inside her bird feeder to capture stunning, close-up photos of a variety of different feathered visitors.
The photographer, who only shared her name as Lisa and goes by Ostdrossel on Instagram, has been taking pictures of the birds that visit her Michigan backyard for years.
The German immigrant puts her action camera out on a daily basis, which allows her to capture the behavior of the birds who are unaware of the lurking lens. Monitoring the birds also allows Lisa to track migration patterns over the seasons as birds fly north or south for the winter.
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