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Some Love for the Little Guys - Share your Songbird/Warblers/Wrens....
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Thanks RalphGordon, Wonderful capture!
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Came across this Eastern Kingbird hunting for insects this morning. He'd perch on some reeds or cattails, launch into a sort of figure 8 flight pattern and come back with a mouthful of bugs. Managed to capture this image as he came in to land with his latest catch.
Nikon D500, 500mm PF, f/6.3, 1/2500", ISO 560
Nikon D500, 500mm PF, f/6.3, 1/2500", ISO 560
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Very Unique pose! Nice Shot Dave!
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Thanks Ralph, much appreciated!Very Unique pose! Nice Shot Dave!
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Hungry!
Linnea Lindahl
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Chaffinch going in for landing. A7Rii + Nikkor 500mm f/4 P (manual focus)
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Fantastic job with a manual focus lens!
I shot with the 600mm f/5.6 P lens and then the 600mm f/4 AIS lens prior to my first long AF lenses and that Nikon manual focus glass is really amazing. In today's technology arms race I think a lot of photographers overlook the value presented by these older lenses. The optical designs are superb and with practice an awful lot of great images can be captured with a good manual focus lens. But great job demonstrating that it can even work for small birds in flight which is a really tough subject with any camera.
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Was looking through some older files and came across this image of a Red Naped Sapsucker coming into the nest with a mouthful of ants.
Nikon D2x, 200-400mm f/4, @400mm, f/4, 1/60", ISO 250
Nikon D2x, 200-400mm f/4, @400mm, f/4, 1/60", ISO 250
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Very nice!
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Reed bunting
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Very nice shot! Love the background!
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Very nice shot! Love the background!
Thanks Ralph.
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Juvenile yellow wagtail
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Beautiful!
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Very nice!
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Fantastic image, well done!
Cheers guys. Much appreciated. 
Darwin
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Thanks, it's hard to get them on a good perch. Every time I see them they're in the shadows and in the brush.Beautiful Shot!
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Great shot! Love the background too!
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Feeding and nesting - all puffed up against the cold (southern hemisphere).
A Red-browed Finch gathering nesting material. These guys sometimes build their nest in among the sticks of the nest of a kite or eagle.
A Superb Fairywren female foraging ...
A Silvereye with lots of berries to choose from ...
An Eastern Yellow Robin doing its perch-and-pounce thing ...
A Red-browed Finch gathering nesting material. These guys sometimes build their nest in among the sticks of the nest of a kite or eagle.
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A Superb Fairywren female foraging ...
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A Silvereye with lots of berries to choose from ...
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An Eastern Yellow Robin doing its perch-and-pounce thing ...
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Male House finch, Sony A1, 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G OSS 1/1000sec. f/8.0 ISO 320
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