Backyard Wildlife photos
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Thanks, to be fair this is in my back yard so lots of practice and very selective in the shots.
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Awesome! I like the non disturbing foreground, the details of the feathers and the smooth background!
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So not technically my backyard, but this came by my parents' house while I was there. They see them on a fairly regular basis, especially in the colder months. There's a few well known breeding pairs around the lake there.
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A few times this guy has taken the lunch to our backyard. This time it was enough occupied by the meal so I could fix my D850 with the Tamron 150-600 mm and get a window opened in the living-room. It's an Eurasian sparrowhawk
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The Red Fox and its partner were in and out of the yard all rainy morning on New Year's Day.
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Thanks. I'm fairly sure they are burrs. I get them on my pant legs all the time when I'm in the field behind the house.Nice shot.Looks like it has a few ticks on it
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This Red Tailed Hawk (?) stopped by my backyard bird feeder last summer. I went inside, fetched my camera with a 70-200 lens. It just sat there fr some time, even let me approach. It was either very young or too hungry to take flight in hopes of a meal.
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Backdoor Arts
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Looks like a Red-tail though feeding from feeders isn't their normal thing to do.
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Awesome shot!!! WOW!!!!
I am guessing but I think it was planning to dine on smaller birds. I have also had a falcon visit but it did not linger long enough for a photograph.
beautiful woodpecker in the dogwood with berries. Do they eat the seeds or just posing there?
ominous pic for the other birds! Hawks are always swooping my feeders and the resulting bomb burst of little birds in all directions. Good catch that he stayed awhile.
Great catch midair! Dirt on face, he's been after something.
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After dark the west side of our house, past the master bedroom and small patio turns into a wildlife highway. We capture a lot of wildlife including deer, raccoons, opossum, rabbits, feral cats and more. Here are a couple of deer photos from last night. The light is from the Ring camera.
Shot with Nikon Z6, Nikkor 24-70S f/4 lens. ISO were in the 11000-12000 range. Processed for noise in DxO PhotoLab and LrC. Quality is weak, but the traffic is regular so I can work on the capture.
Shot with Nikon Z6, Nikkor 24-70S f/4 lens. ISO were in the 11000-12000 range. Processed for noise in DxO PhotoLab and LrC. Quality is weak, but the traffic is regular so I can work on the capture.
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A Pied Currawong juvenile in my backyard. This is a medium sized black passerine native to Australia's east.
It's looking fierce but is only making a plaintive croaking to its parent for food.
It's looking fierce but is only making a plaintive croaking to its parent for food.
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I'm doing nothing but backyard photography right now since I've got COVID. It's a mild case, so I will certainly not complain.
Here' a Dark-eyed Junco scoring a seed from the snow.
Here' a Dark-eyed Junco scoring a seed from the snow.
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