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[e7dag]

posing for a postage stamp

 

[e7dag]

please help me identify this guy or girl, I think this is a vermilion flycatcher, female, in Galapagos islands, march

 

[candyman]

all shot with 5DII EF 70-200 4,0 IS, flying gull with TS-E 24

Great series. I especially like the first photo. Nice bokeh


The 2nd photo. it's like you are flying together with the seagull. Wonderful

 

[candyman]

posing for a postage stamp

Great photo!
And the other photos too.

 

[Click]

Very nice series e7dag.

 

[DiSnapper]

Stone Chat male

IMG_4942 dss by Ganugapenta NaveenKumar Reddy, on Flickr

Stone Chat female

IMG_4915 dss by Ganugapenta NaveenKumar Reddy, on Flickr

 

[rpt]

Thanks click, at least I haven't gotten chastized!

Now here's one that might get me in trouble. Can you find the birdy (without zooming in)?

Jack

That's a bird? Looks like a Komodo dragon to me

 

[Jack Douglas]

Hmm, Ruffed Grouse - dragon?? They sure are hard to spot in the bush though.

Jack

 

[steven kessel]

Black Phoebe. Canon 5Diii, 400 DO, Aperture preferred setting, ISO 400, f5 @ 1/400.

 

[Click]

Black Phoebe. Canon 5Diii, 400 DO, Aperture preferred setting, ISO 400, f5 @ 1/400.

Beautiful shot Steven.

 

[PTT]

Two Florida natives: Limpkin and black vulture
Maribou Stork from the Animal Kingdom Lodge savannas.

 

[Click]

Two Florida natives: Limpkin and black vulture
Maribou Stork from the Animal Kingdom Lodge savannas.

Very nice series PTT.

 

[Crapking]

BlueJays by NAVBPhotos, on Flickr

 

[sedwards]

northern cardinal
IMG_3751 by sedwards679, on Flickr

 

[Click]

northern cardinal

Nicely done sedwards.

 

[alan_k]

please help me identify this guy or girl, I think this is a vermilion flycatcher, female, in Galapagos islands, march

I googled "Galapagos flycatchers" and there is actually a Myarchus flycatcher called the Galapagos flycatcher! Might be it.

Jealous of your trip! nice shots.

 

[e7dag]

please help me identify this guy or girl, I think this is a vermilion flycatcher, female, in Galapagos islands, march

I googled "Galapagos flycatchers" and there is actually a Myarchus flycatcher called the Galapagos flycatcher! Might be it.

Jealous of your trip! nice shots.

You are right! So this one was indigenous, too!

 

[scyrene]

A tree sparrow. Note despite being in shadow against a backlit background, the Canon sensor performed fine (even without proper PP, as I'm still without an editing computer).

 

[Click]

Very nice shot scyrene. Well done.

 

[scyrene]

Very nice shot scyrene. Well done.

Ta