Some Love for the Little Guys - Share your Songbird/Warblers/Wrens....
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These guys can certainly make a racketAnother 1st for me.View attachment 39748 Marsh Wren making a lot of noise.
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Z9, 500 f4
Z9, 500 f4
Chris K
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Another 1st for me.View attachment 39748 Marsh Wren making a lot of noise.
Great pose!
Kumarsnaveen
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Zitting Cisticola
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Mountain Bluebird and White-breasted Nuthatch
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Scarlet Tanager on a mulberry it wishes was ripe.
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Thanks, Ralph. The red on that species is so intense it becomes an exposure challenge.Beautiful,shot!!
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It's been a long cold spring but I've started to see the Yellow Headed Blackbirds out which is a sure sign summer is coming...
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Worm-eating Warbler in both photos. If I hadn't seen it upright first, I wouldn't have known what it was a few seconds later hanging upside-down.
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Rainy day today with soft light and our crabapple tree budding when this male Cassin's Finch stopped by for some shots. I usually shoot songbirds in this tree with my 500mm PF but with the buds in the tree I opted for the 300mm PF to include some of the colorful buds.
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Nice shot! Where I live, they only show up in the winter.
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Still working the crabapple tree. Noticed some Western Tanagers hanging around the yard so placed a suet feeder near the tree and was rewarded with this Male sitting for a portrait.
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Nice shot Doug!
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Caught this Grackle marching along a limb in the tree behind the house about a month ago. Nikon Z9, 600mm f/4E, shot at 1/160, f/5.6 and ISO of 2500
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Junco photographed in the tree behind the house about a month ago. Nikon Z9 and Nikkor 600mm f/4E lens. Shot at 1/640, f/5.6 and ISO 2500.
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Well, not sure this is what was on the mind of the person who started this thread, but I couldn't resist. This Opossum was also in the tree behind the house a couple months ago and it's so ugly, it's almost cute. Nikon Z9 and 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 VR S shot at 1/250, f/8 ISO 1000 with +3/4 EV
And this last one is of the forlorn opossum. Perhaps he just looked in a mirror.
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And this last one is of the forlorn opossum. Perhaps he just looked in a mirror.
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Well, this one may not make it through the censor. I've titled it Squirrely Porn, but they could just be doing a "joint think." Nikon Z9 and 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 VR S shot at 1/1000, f/5.6, ISO 4000.
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SandyP
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I haven't done much songbird photos the past few weeks. One of my "recent" favorites I took in March. I've done more shorebird, eagle and osprey photos the last few weeks. Male Northern Cardinal - North Florida
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