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- #126
Beautiful. ...... Nice caption, don't think I can top that!!!!
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- #129
LOL....or, Where's the dental floss when you need it, I got a piece of fish stuck in my beak
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- #130
or...... STOP, this is your last warning, this is my fishing spot!! GET LOST!! Very nice capture.
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- #131
I know, I know, get over it....I'm having a bad hair day. I had NO idea what FULL BODY shampoo meant!!
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Otto
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Yes, happens to me all the time, ha ha.
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- #133
I believe someone got caught with their hand... beak in the cookie jar. Again!
I setup my camera so I could trigger it remotely and not bother the birds, but as I happen to go reset it, the Jay landed and proceeded to gather a bounty. What's interesting to me is the bright yellow corn husk in it's beak.
The second image I think shows it off better.
I setup my camera so I could trigger it remotely and not bother the birds, but as I happen to go reset it, the Jay landed and proceeded to gather a bounty. What's interesting to me is the bright yellow corn husk in it's beak.
The second image I think shows it off better.
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- #134
Nice detail, The cookie jar contained no Corn?
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- #135
Bad feather day, itch and unexpected company with a camera!
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Otto
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Corn cookies. Did not know that was in there.
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That is quite an acrobatic move by the frog.
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- #138
Yup, foot gesture, GET LOST, I don't want my picture taken
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- #140
LOL!! you nailed the caption, well done!
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I went out before sunset to hang out in the wet ground near a local pond, I was there a little over an hour. There was not much happening until it did. For a few minutes this Black-Neck Stilt landed not to far from where I was low to the ground.
It got so close to me that I had to back the zoom out in some images to get the full bird. This particular image was at the 600mm range of the Sony FE200-600mm at F8, using the A6600 which is now giving me an effective 800mm lens.
At 1/2000 of sec, the ISO was at 5000. What I've never seen before was the eye, it does have some red in it. On my monitor I can see the reflection of the area behind me on its eye.
The lens was practically on the ground and I was looking down on the tilt screen.
I was able to capture many images, including a comapanion Killdeer that went along side the Black-Neck Stilt for a little bit. Two eyes but not necessarily in focus at the same time.
The cloudy sunset hour made for some nice, soft light. Cropped to 16:9, processed in DXOPureRAW and Exported to Photoshop.
It got so close to me that I had to back the zoom out in some images to get the full bird. This particular image was at the 600mm range of the Sony FE200-600mm at F8, using the A6600 which is now giving me an effective 800mm lens.
At 1/2000 of sec, the ISO was at 5000. What I've never seen before was the eye, it does have some red in it.
On my monitor I can see the reflection of the area behind me on its eye.The lens was practically on the ground and I was looking down on the tilt screen.
I was able to capture many images, including a comapanion Killdeer that went along side the Black-Neck Stilt for a little bit. Two eyes but not necessarily in focus at the same time.
The cloudy sunset hour made for some nice, soft light. Cropped to 16:9, processed in DXOPureRAW and Exported to Photoshop.
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Nicely done, love the backstory, nice detail even at ISO 5000.I went out before sunset to hang out in the wet ground near a local pond, I was there a little over an hour. There was not much happening until it did. For a few minutes this Black-Neck Stilt landed not to far from where I was low to the ground.
It got so close to me that I had to back the zoom out in some images to get the full bird. This particular image was at the 600mm range of the Sony FE200-600mm at F8, using the A6600 which is now giving me an effective 800mm lens.
At 1/2000 of sec, the ISO was at 5000. What I've never seen before was the eye, it does have some red in it.
The lens was practically on the ground and I was looking down on the tilt screen.
I was able to capture many images, including a comapanion Killdeer that went along side the Black-Neck Stilt for a little bit. Two eyes but not necessarily in focus at the same time.
The cloudy sunset hour made for some nice, soft light. Cropped to 16:9, processed in DXOPureRAW and Exported to Photoshop.
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Vermilion Flycatcher, Tucson, AZ: performed a double backflip dive and 4 screw-downs from a height of 24.40 m, scoring a maximum of 10 from all 7 judges! Spectacular!!
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This one meets the criteria of interesting and a bit crazy…however, I couldn’t come up with a caption…please…feel free to give it one.
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- #146
LOL! How did the landing work out?
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That's the last time I'm going to tell you!!! STOP LOOKING AT ME!!!!!This one meets the criteria of interesting and a bit crazy…however, I couldn’t come up with a caption…please…feel free to give it one.
Not even a splash….!LOL! How did the landing work out?
He does look a bit cranky…That's the last time I'm going to tell you!!! STOP LOOKING AT ME!!!!!
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There’s always the old tried and true: You looking at me? You looking at me…?This one meets the criteria of interesting and a bit crazy…however, I couldn’t come up with a caption…please…feel free to give it one.
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