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[surapon]

My Birds portrait.
Enjoy
Surapon

 

[Eldar]

Peregrine
1DX, 200-400 f4L 1.4x @ 400mm
1/160s, f5.0, ISO4000

 

[dpc]

Robin bathing.

 

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Peregrine
1DX, 200-400 f4L 1.4x @ 400mm
1/160s, f5.0, ISO4000

Very nice Eldar

 

[steven kessel]

Red Wing Blackbird, strutting his stuff.

5Diii, 400DO, ISO 320, aperture preferred, f7.1 @ 1/1000

 

[IslanderMV]

Common Tern on the beach

f/8, ISO 250, 1/1250 at 400mm

 

[traingineer]

First try at bird photography.

I think both birds are American robins

 

[Cog]

 

[dpc]

Female mallard resting.

 

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Common Tern on the beach

f/8, ISO 250, 1/1250 at 400mm

Nice one Islander.

 

[pdirestajr]

Golden Goose by Philip DiResta, on Flickr

 

[Cog]

 

[Click]

A couple of photos from Trout Lake in Yellowstone. No otters but a couple of cooperative waterfowl. I hadn't noticed the serrations on the golden eye's beak before - the better to hold the fish, I guess.

7D, 500mm IS USM, iso 400

Very nice series Bill. Well done.

 

[2n10]

7D, 100-400L, ISO 200, F/5.6

Lesser Goldfinch


Black-chinned Hummingbird




Dark-eyed Junco


Western Wood-Pewee


Red-breasted Nuthatch at ISO 400


Great Horned Owl fledglings

 

[J.R.]

Shot yesterday - 6D + 70-200II

 

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7D, 100-400L, ISO 200, F/5.6

Great series. I especially like the Western Wood-Pewee.

 

[serendipidy]

A few from past few days...7D,100-400L, EXIF on Flickr

BCN Heron by EricJ777, on Flickr

BCN Heron with Tilapia by EricJ777, on Flickr

BCN Heron with Tilapia by EricJ777, on Flickr

BCN Heron with Tilapia by EricJ777, on Flickr

BCN Heron with Tilapia by EricJ777, on Flickr

 

[candyman]

Nature is very impressive....
Great series!

 

[Pappa Smurf]

Sparrow Hawk taken through double glazing from my kitchen.

 

[steven kessel]

Pappa Smurf, what you call a "Sparrow Hawk" looks like a juvenile Cooper's Hawk to me. They're quite common where I live. Here's a juvenile that I photographed recently.