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Very nice shots Pablo! Dynamic, colors and situation are all there (and these from low level shots are very interesting - did you get on your belly?).
With the naming it's not that good - Himantopus mexicanus is the scientific name of the Black-necked Stilt.
Himantopus himantopus is the scientific name of the Black-winged Stilt and it's the bird that you have on these beautiful photos... Off course this is not taking any bit from the attractiveness of your pictures!
With the naming it's not that good - Himantopus mexicanus is the scientific name of the Black-necked Stilt.
Himantopus himantopus is the scientific name of the Black-winged Stilt and it's the bird that you have on these beautiful photos... Off course this is not taking any bit from the attractiveness of your pictures!
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Don Haines said:
Hmmm... me thinks I didn't get what Jack is saying? If I'm right (this time) I would add few roses to the chocolate... If roses are not working (but the chocolate and even the raw fish do work :
) than you are courting wrong one!
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Great pictures all around in this thread! Awesome birds lafuria and JuanMa! Also, those heron pictures are top nothc, kodakrome.
I wanted to get some pictures of larger birds and went through the local area to see what I might find. From the nearby forest I've got an acrobatic Great spotted woodpecker that just hopped around the leaves on some low hanging branches instead of pecking wood. From a borrow pit lake, I got what should be a Moorhen and some kind of white duck - Seeing it from a distance I thought it was an albino first. And then I alo finally managed to get a good picture of one of the Eurasian jays that visit the garden daily.
Edit: And they got huge again. Sorry, didn't mean to take up that much space
I wanted to get some pictures of larger birds and went through the local area to see what I might find. From the nearby forest I've got an acrobatic Great spotted woodpecker that just hopped around the leaves on some low hanging branches instead of pecking wood. From a borrow pit lake, I got what should be a Moorhen and some kind of white duck - Seeing it from a distance I thought it was an albino first. And then I alo finally managed to get a good picture of one of the Eurasian jays that visit the garden daily.
Edit: And they got huge again. Sorry, didn't mean to take up that much space
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lion rock said:Nice: pic and babies.
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[/quotejprusa said:The Robin that nested on the back porch has 3 babies. She had 4 eggs hoping for another but space is getting tight and she had to move to the adjacent pot.
Thanks lion rock
And have Mama take my head off , 70-200 was acceptable to her.Jack Douglas said:
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