This is a great idea! As soon as I get a new pic of a bird I will post it in here![]()
Since spring is upon us and summer will soon be here let's start a bird thread. Especially since the plumage this time of year is so grand.
Here is a Mandarin duck shot in Walla Walla on the 14th of May this year at Pioneer Park.
Dave
This is a great idea! As soon as I get a new pic of a bird I will post it in here![]()
I was just browsing the forum and had a pic to post. Hope you enjoy. I caught this on the Kasilof River on June 9th in Alaska. It is a juvenile bald eagle.
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Taken on the coast of north QLD, Australia (captive).![]()
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I haven't posted in here lately but got a decent shot today so I figured I would post. I walked out the door on my way to a family photo shoot and up on my street light is a Coopers Hawk chowing on something. I walk back inside, tell my daughter to come take a look and grab my wildlife lens. He takes off with his grub and I managed to get two quick burst, this being one. It appears he is eating a young turtle dove that has been around the house this week. I dont have much birding time anymore and I'm still waiting for regular visits from my Humming birds so I was pretty excited that the birds came to me!
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Great pics of some awesome birds.......thanks guys.
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Partridge
Not sure what sub species this is![]()
It was in Southern Colorado......
(p.s....I had to Wiki to make sure a partridge was a BIRD!!!)
Excellent shots all.
Here is my latest: A barn swallow feeding her young taken from about five feet away from the nest.
FEEDING TIME
Enjoy,
Dave
Lizard,am thats a cool shot, those Barn swallows are pretty amazing with their nest building skills. Thanks Rich! Here is a shot of a Redtail Hawk I managed to get on the way home from a family photo shoot a week or so ago. The sun was setting and I saw her sitting on a highway overpass so I got off the next exit and backtracked. Got a few of her on the fence and then she took flight,
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Some grosbeaks at the feeders
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Hummingbirds are starting to visit a bit more regularly, still alot of waiting but I did manage a couple decent shots, here's one.
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Not my best, but thought I would post it.Baby Wrens.jpg
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got this the other day they are getting more used to me being out there watching them
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one hummer shot from today (13 August 2011). ISO 800, f6.7, 1/3000 second with 50-500mm lens at 500mm focal length (with crop factor of 1.5x equal to 750mm focal length). Camera Pentax K7, Lens Sigma Bigma (50-500 1:4-6.7)
Enjoy,
Dave
A couple more shots from today 13 August 2011
camera used: Pentax K7
Shutter speeds: 1/4000, and 1/6000
ISO:1600
lens Sigma 50-500mm 1:4-6.3
Flash: Pentax AF360 set on high speed
enjoy,
Dave
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