rpt said:Not to worry. I am sure it was reborn. After all one tern deserves another...serendipidy said:jrista said:
I think his bird just took a tern for the worse.
HaHaHa ;D Well done, sir 8)
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HaHaHa ;D Well done, sir 8)
Pileated woodpeckers raiding the suet.
I have problems identifying the smaller woodpeckers, as the differences are subtle.... But not these!
Shot almost directly into the sun, just before sunset. I was surprised how well the shots turned out.... ( I was expecting very little shadow detail and everything else blown out) the second picture is a very heavy crop of just the head (same picture). I know there are better cameras than the 60D, but I am amazed at what you can pull out of a shot in poor conditions.....
I have problems identifying the smaller woodpeckers, as the differences are subtle.... But not these!
Shot almost directly into the sun, just before sunset. I was surprised how well the shots turned out.... ( I was expecting very little shadow detail and everything else blown out) the second picture is a very heavy crop of just the head (same picture). I know there are better cameras than the 60D, but I am amazed at what you can pull out of a shot in poor conditions.....
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Mexican Grackle
Chanate macho - Mexican Grack;e by Omar H, on Flickr
Chanate macho - Mexican Grack;e by Omar H, on Flickr
Chanate macho - Mexican Grack;e by Omar H, on Flickr
Chanate macho - Mexican Grack;e by Omar H, on Flickr
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Awesome image Pierre! I would have loved to see his prey, I'm assuming was just outside of the frame. Excellent none the less!Pierre Bonenfant said:Hi,
Here's a bald eagle taken in Nova scotia in 2011 during a heavy snow fall:
1DlV / 800mm
Visit my gallery: http://www.pbase.com/pbon
P. Bonenfant
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