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[slclick]

Cropped until I could see that it was a bird, AND that
it had a stick in it's beak!

(not exactly a birding setup) 5D3/70-300L

 

[Cog]

More flamingo:

 

[TWI by Dustin Abbott]

Shooting conditions didn't produce stunning sharpness but did enable a lot of atmosphere:

You Shall Not Pass by Dustin Abbott, on Flickr

 

[TWI by Dustin Abbott]

More flamingo:

That's a lovely image!

 

[Click]

Shooting conditions didn't produce stunning sharpness but did enable a lot of atmosphere:

Lovely. Nicely done, Dustin.

 

[surapon]

Birds in Florida, USA.

 

[bjd]

Just my tame Robin, been gone since last Summer, on Sunday afternoon she was back:

I'm back! by Brian Dorling, auf Flickr

Cheers Brian

 

[bjd]

Shooting conditions didn't produce stunning sharpness but did enable a lot of atmosphere:

You Shall Not Pass by Dustin Abbott, on Flickr

Fabulous!

 

[Click]

Just my tame Robin, been gone since last Summer, on Sunday afternoon she was back:

Lovely light. Nice picture, Brian.

 

[bjd]

Just my tame Robin, been gone since last Summer, on Sunday afternoon she was back:

Lovely light. Nice picture, Brian.

Cheers Click, thanks.

 

[snowleo]

Spring time


Spring time is back. Birds are singing again - just like this little fellow, a blackbird.

 

[snowleo]

It is spring time, lots of chicken hatch. For some birds just an occasion for easy food. Not an easy time for ducklings when 'Kill Bill' appears on the scene...

 

[TWI by Dustin Abbott]

Shooting conditions didn't produce stunning sharpness but did enable a lot of atmosphere:

You Shall Not Pass by Dustin Abbott, on Flickr

Fabulous!

Thanks!

 

[Northbird]

Common Yellowthroat - Canon 7D MK II


Common yellowthroat (Geothlypis tracheas) by Tony Varela Photography, on Flickr

 

[JohnDizzo15]

No idea what kind of bird this is as I'm normally not into birding. Figured I'd share in case anyone might find interest. lol.

 

[2n10]

Birds in Florida, USA.

Lovely shots Mr. Surapon.

 

[Click]

Common Yellowthroat - Canon 7D MK II

Beautiful. Nicely done, Northbird.

 

[2n10]

No idea what kind of bird this is as I'm normally not into birding. Figured I'd share in case anyone might find interest. lol.

Looks like a Scrub Jay to me.

 

[NancyP]

Somehow it is easier to watch a GBH killing a fish than killing a duckling......I wonder if the duckling was one of the offspring of the adult ducks hovering at the side of this scene.
Fine series.

 

[Don Haines]

Pileated woodpecker from way too close...

7D2, Tamron 150-600 at 250mm, and about 4 feet away....

Hunting blinds and "silent shutter" mode really work.... it did not see me.... or perhaps it just didn't care....