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Show your Bird Portraits
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I don't know what the reason is. Before - at least what I remember, it never happen. On other hand we are flouting in different sees now. My best sugestion is to contact the CR in order to figure out what is going on!
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My trip today: no reason to go mountain - the weather! Just took the short trip to nearby beach. I noticed in the last (work) week the Pacific Golden Plovers are almost gone. Today I didn't see any (not Rudy Turnstoun either) -it looks they are all gone... The big surprise was the Wandering Tatler (my old friend - on the same spot
). After that it was just common locals.
Just Night Heron: I was attracted by the colors of the background... and something happen! One of these very rare "presents" by the nature! The juvenile was looking from above (just like me) how the masters are fishing!
Well: "A server error occurred. Please Try again later." I can wright but no way to post a photos. I hope it's just a temporary ...
Now (24h later - I didn't have the opportunity to try earlier) - it works!
). After that it was just common locals.Just Night Heron: I was attracted by the colors of the background... and something happen! One of these very rare "presents" by the nature! The juvenile was looking from above (just like me
) how the masters are fishing!Well: "A server error occurred. Please Try again later." I can wright but no way to post a photos. I hope it's just a temporary ...
Now (24h later - I didn't have the opportunity to try earlier) - it works!
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When I head into the local mountains, I usually park at the site of an old mine(pass required) but for some reason the gate was closed so I had to park a bit further away(no pass required). Only annoying as I'm walking towards the rising sun but on this morning I had a couple of Robins (the North American variety) rooting around for worms. One inadvertently showed me her nest so I took some pictures of her on it. On the way out for the evening, none of the Robins were around so I used the macro lens and rear screen of the R5 to take a quick snap of the nest and the three blue eggs inside. Last week she was on it again so I didn't bother going over but tonight when I stopped by, it was empty.
R5 RF100 f/2.8L IS 1/50 : f/4 : ISO 1000
R5 RF100 f/2.8L IS 1/50 : f/4 : ISO 1000
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Summer Tanagers are quite rare in Wisconsin, but last week we had at least 3 at a local park. Scarlet Tanagers are common, but usually high up in the canopy. This past week, they were feeding on the ground or at eye level. Both species were feeding on spider webs that were loaded with midges. Smart birds!
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josephandrews222
Square Sensors + AI = Better Images
The original post here:
...is now fixed...I was able to re-post the image.
At least for me, CR is working again. No doubt someone behind the scenes was busy making it all work.
Thanks.
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josephandrews222
Square Sensors + AI = Better Images
My own 'new' test post failed:
'A server error occurred. Please try again later.'
A few hours ago, after repeated failures, I was able to upload one pic. But not now.
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I just tried and it works! Try again!
On other hand I got in different problem instead of "server error...." it was saying "file to big" until I realized that it takes the files from my original folder, not the small files that I put in different folder. Or may be I just messed up somehow...
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A stroll yesterday afternoon on which I took the R6 and 100-500mm to check a battery turned out quite unexpected. I saw a newly arrived Whitethroat, and a Linnet and Yellowhammer I rarely come across, and a Kite circled. They were all very far away and I upsized the images. The last two were at 700mm with the 1.4xx.
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