Nice, It almost looks like a painting.
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- #877
House Sparrow
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Brambling in the early morning light.
Z9, 500 f4
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Both Beautiful, I'm jealous!! On a rare occasion I get a glimpse of a Tanager but never have the camera in hand. Nice job!
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Thanks Cas1234! The tanager caught me by surprise as well. I have a large local park near my home, and there is actually a bird feeder set up right next to the parking lot. So it allows a photographer to get shots of a lot of different birds, but in a natural setting near the feeder as opposed to on the feeder. The tanager came in quick and left right away. I just happened to be in the right spot at the right time.
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Cardinal Trifecta
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D7500 200-500mm f5.6
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Was doing some work this afternoon when I heard a racket and looked out to see the yard swarmed with several hundred Gray-Crowned Rosy Finches. I see them all the time up in the high peaks but have never seen one in the yard before and suddenly they were everywhere. Managed to get a few shots that weren't total chaos:
Nikon Z6 II, 500mm PF, 1/640", f/5.6, ISO 1250
Nikon Z6 II, 500mm PF, 1/640", f/5.6, ISO 1250
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Fantastic shot! I’ve only seen a few. Beautiful bird.
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The LBMF's just started returning to the neighborhood. A lot of fun to be had without much effort.
Robin, Yellow Rumped Warbler, and a Dark Eyed Junco.
Robin, Yellow Rumped Warbler, and a Dark Eyed Junco.
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Went up to high Sierras last week. Snow is dismal spotty at best over Monitor Pass at 9000 ft! Going to be dry. Few birds yet except these guys, Mountain Bluebirds bickering midair and Cassin Finch in the leafless Aspens
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The big flock of Gray Crowned Rosy Finches have been hanging around all week and I've started noticing more Black Rosy Finches like this one mixed in with crowd:
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Unusual coloration and very pretty bird. Very nice! never seen or heard of them.
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Yeah, they have a limited range, mostly in the mountain states plus Nevada and a bit of California. I see them up high in the Tetons all summer dispersed and usually up around 10,000 to 12,000 feet up in the high peaks but until last week I never saw them in big flocks down in the valley much less visiting our feeders. The Gray Crowned have a much wider range but the Black Rosy Finches have a pretty limited range according to the field guides.
Black Rosy-Finch Range Map, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Above treeline in the mountains of the western United States resides a chunky finch seemingly oblivious to cold and snow. The Black Rosy-Finch nests in cliffs and crevices in alpine areas where few people go. This nearly black finch has a gray cap and pink highlights on the wings and belly. It...
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Ill have to check see if in our sierras at all and keep an eye out . Thanks.Yeah, they have a limited range, mostly in the mountain states plus Nevada and a bit of California. I see them up high in the Tetons all summer dispersed and usually up around 10,000 to 12,000 feet up in the high peaks but until last week I never saw them in big flocks down in the valley much less visiting our feeders. The Gray Crowned have a much wider range but the Black Rosy Finches have a pretty limited range according to the field guides.
Black Rosy-Finch Range Map, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Above treeline in the mountains of the western United States resides a chunky finch seemingly oblivious to cold and snow. The Black Rosy-Finch nests in cliffs and crevices in alpine areas where few people go. This nearly black finch has a gray cap and pink highlights on the wings and belly. It...
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Gray Crowned Rosy Finch all fluffed up against the winter weather that returned with a fury last night and into today.
Nikon Z6 II, 500mm PF, f/5.6, 1/800", ISO 1250
Nikon Z6 II, 500mm PF, f/5.6, 1/800", ISO 1250
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Male and Female Bluebirds taking turns getting their picture taken using the same perch.
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D7500 200-500mm f5.6
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Very nice series! I love number 2!