Head & Shoulders - Share your Bird Portraits.
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Double Crested Cormorant in breeding Plumage
D2X, f/8 @ 600 mm, 1/500, ISO 200
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- #104
Greater Roadrunner. Nikon D850+Nikkor 200-500mm. 500mm 1/2000s f11 ISO 2000.
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Little fluff ball.
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White Ibis - Florida
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Purdy blue eyes
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A lot of Accipiter activity at our bird feeders the last few days. Thursday morning a Juvenile sharpie dropped down and took one of my sparrows while I was watching them from my popup blind. 
They all need to eat though.
Just this afternoon, I was going to fill the bird feeders and this Adult Coop landed in the brush and was looking for dinner so I grabbed the camera.
Not a wall hanger but still a cool Cooper's Hawk staring out of the brush.
They all need to eat though.Just this afternoon, I was going to fill the bird feeders and this Adult Coop landed in the brush and was looking for dinner so I grabbed the camera.
Not a wall hanger but still a cool Cooper's Hawk staring out of the brush.
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Cute little bugger
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I honestly don't know anything about Stork's but this is totally captivating. Killer photo! I feel like that Stork wants to sit me down and tell me the meaning of life.
I even like the out of focus conduit on the wall.
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- #112
This one was posted on another thread a while ago but fits here as well.
This Osprey landed in a dead tree not more than 15 feet away from me. This was also the cover picture on the 2020 Wyoming Wildlife magazine photo issue.
Red Bellied Sapsucker
Curious Emu at my son's farm
This Osprey landed in a dead tree not more than 15 feet away from me. This was also the cover picture on the 2020 Wyoming Wildlife magazine photo issue.
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Red Bellied Sapsucker
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Curious Emu at my son's farm
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Here's one from the almost too much lens category from up in Alaska where Bald Eagles can be like Pigeons down in the lower 48
Nikon D2X (uncropped), 200-400mm @ 310mm, f/7.1, 1/160", ISO 100
Nikon D2X (uncropped), 200-400mm @ 310mm, f/7.1, 1/160", ISO 100
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Beautiful Shots!Here's one from the almost too much lens category from up in Alaska where Bald Eagles can be like Pigeons down in the lower 48
Nikon D2X (uncropped), 200-400mm @ 310mm, f/7.1, 1/160", ISO 100
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Blue Jay - Whitby, Ontario, Canada - September 26, 2020
I love Gannets but that scary, terrific shot...
Thanks Ralph!
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Also posted elsewhere in the forum, but...
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