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[Click]

Nice captures, Larry.

 

[AlanF]

A few small birds from last weekend, all 7DII + 100-400mm II @ 400mm, f/5.6.

 

[AlanF]

Including some tits.

 

[Click]

Very nice series, Alan. I especially like the 2nd picture. Well done.

 

[Jack Douglas]

Very nice series, Alan. I especially like the 2nd picture. Well done.

Every reason to be pleased with your combination.

Jack

 

[AlanF]

Thanks click and Jack. My equipment might not be the very best, but it's good enough.

 

[Click]

Thanks click and Jack. My equipment might not be the very best, but it's good enough.

It's the man behind the camera that counts.

 

[sedwards]

there are not as many species to choose from during the winter months but there are still some nice ones waiting to get their pic taken
American Tree Sparrow
1DS38388-Edit by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr

House Finch
1DS38358-Edit by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Beautiful. Well done, Stuart.

 

[AlanF]

Nice photos!

 

[steven kessel]

Heres' something a bit different, a juvenile Crested Caracara, photographed down here in southeastern Arizona. This bird is common in Mexico and points south but show up only in a few isolated venues in the U.S.

 

[Jack Douglas]

Very sweet shot Steven!

Jack

 

[sedwards]

love that caracara Steven !
here are a couple i got yesterday
1DS38454 by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr
1DS38249 by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Beautiful pictures, Stuart. 8)

 

[Krob78]

Heres' something a bit different, a juvenile Crested Caracara, photographed down here in southeastern Arizona. This bird is common in Mexico and points south but show up only in a few isolated venues in the U.S.

Great Image Steven! I'm getting ready to go track some down in Central Florida. They're not plentiful but I've got a lead on some recent sightings... ;D

 

[Jack Douglas]

On Haida Gwaii, there are the Eagle and the Raven clans. Seems I've neglected the Ravens. The Ravens don't put up with any nonsense from the Eagles and are often seen in pursuit. Of course they do keep their distance.

Jack

 

[Jack Douglas]

An observation, maybe already well known by at least some of you. Shooting at 1/2000th there is still head movement very visible in this little redpoll (catch light -eye). 100% crop, 420mm 6D. Quite amazing.

Jack

 

[Jack Douglas]

And here is a better version. And nutty wanted to be included too! Good lighting today.

Jack

 

[Jack Douglas]

Forgot to mention: 6D 300 2.8 II X1.4 III M 1600th F9 ISO 1000 Some off camera fill flash.

Jack

 

[Click]

Beautiful shots, Jack.