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[sunyeh]

7d +70-300l

 

[rpt]

Nonac..love that cardinal shot..excellent !

Here's my first capture of a Phainopepla (<say that 5x fast


Phainopepla by Revup67, on Flickr

What was cool about this event is a fellow birder had his iPhone. we quickly ID'd the bird, looked him up on Birdseye and started the bird call. The bird actually began responding and creating a conversation of sorts with the iPhone. He was intrigued enough so he also flew closer to our location so we could get up close shots..it was incredible to witness this as I had not before.

Not only can I not say Phainopepla 5 times, I can hardly say it one! I've never seen this bird before, I need too though! Really nice Rev!

revup67 the photos you share are great! (that does not mean the photographs you do not share are not...)

 

[sunyeh]

7d + 70-300L

 

[sunyeh]

7d +70-300L

 

[serendipidy]

7d + 70-300L

Beautiful! Is that some type of kingfisher or bee-eater?

 

[HarryWintergreen]

5DMk2, 70-200 f/4 IS

 

[eml58]

Shot Botswana 2012, 1 Dx 400f/2.8 V2

 

[eml58]

Shot Antarctica 2011, 1DMKIV with the 400f/2.8 V1, & 5DMK2 with the 70-200f/2.8 V2

 

[eml58]

Macaroni

 

[wopbv4]

1DX, 70-200 F2.8 L II +2xIII, iso 1600, F11, 1/1250.

 

[Kernuak]

7d + 70-300L

Beautiful! Is that some type of kingfisher or bee-eater?

It looks like the common/Eurasian/river kingfisher.

 

[serendipidy]

Thanks Kernuak. We don't have birds like that in Hawaii.

 

[steven kessel]

Red Tailed Hawk. Photographed this past week with my 5D Mark iii, 100-400 4.5-5.6 L IS, ISO 640. Cropped, brightened, contrast increased slightly and shadows lightened slightly for effect.

 

[anand]

Egret

 

[anand]

Let us take a break............... I have been visiting these owlets for two weeks. Half the time they had presented themselves for photo sessions and other times they would just give me a brief look up.

 

[Plamen]

I hope that this qualifies as a bird:

 

[Mr Bean]

Gang Gang Cockatoo, female. I've had a number of them in the backyard over the past few days (both male and female). This one happily sat on a lower branch for 45min. The male sat higher up, in the canopy.

 

[sunyeh]

7d +70-300L

 

[Krob78]

Great Image Steven! Love Red Tailed Hawks! Nicely done...

Red Tailed Hawk. Photographed this past week with my 5D Mark iii, 100-400 4.5-5.6 L IS, ISO 640. Cropped, brightened, contrast increased slightly and shadows lightened slightly for effect.

 

[dave]

A few oldies... all T2i with 400 f/5.6L prime.

The comb crested jacana is an interesting one because it carries the young birds across the water under its wings...you can see a few pairs of legs!