Beautiful setting, great pose and awesome background. Nice Image!
Backyard Wildlife photos
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The thing is, the photography hobby causes me to pay more attention, and discover that much more beauty and fascination exists in my immediate surroundings than I otherwise would know. It’s a way to be more connected with the world just outside my door. This Checkerspot butterfly is an example of something that wouldn’t normally get much notice if I wasn’t looking to capture an image.
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Wish I lived where some of you lot live, all I can muster is a Bank Vole in my wood pile!
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- #55
Fits this thread perfectly!
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That's a cute little bugger.
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Yellow Throated Honeyeater (Nesoptilotis flavicollis) 210mm.
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Green Treefrog
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And again from a different angle...
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Tonight's backyard visitor shot through the kitchen window. I'm guessing flycatcher. I sent this photo to a couple of birding friends and think that I started an argument on identification. This was taken in Southwest Ohio if anyone wants to take a guess on who this is.
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I am not certain but some sort of flycatcher I think, maybe a juvenile black phoebe????
Great shot!
Great shot!
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- #65
New Holland honeyeater (Phylidonyris novaehollandiae) 180mm
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New Holland honeyeater - Wikipedia
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You can not post a photo of a House Sparrow on a birding group without a bunch of griping and death threats...lol. Hopefully it is ok to do so here.
A pair of House Sparrows checking out their house last spring.
D500, Tamron 150-600mm
A pair of House Sparrows checking out their house last spring.
D500, Tamron 150-600mm
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@Hut. We as humans are supposed to be at the top of the food chain but after thousands of years of so called progress, we still haven't invented a way to stop hatred. You won't get any threats from me because all animals (including humans) and birds are God's children. In the words of that famous song, "Everything is beautiful, in its own way"
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Wood pewee?
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A few from my yard over the last year.
Bird feeder thief preparing for a cold night.
Golden Hour Baltimore Oriole
Moon @ 600mm D7200. I think was 12 stacked images
More thievery on my back deck.
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Bird feeder thief preparing for a cold night.
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Golden Hour Baltimore Oriole
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Moon @ 600mm D7200. I think was 12 stacked images
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More thievery on my back deck.
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- #73
I did have a young Grass Snake turn up a couple of years ago.
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After again browsing this thread, I've decided that i need a better back yard!
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