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He looks awesome!Thanks, seems he's not in his best plumage this late in the season. But it's overcast, breezy, very cold and feeling a lot like autumn today so he fits right in
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The yellow lichen on the log matches the yellow in the bird. Very nice shot.
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Thanks!
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- #179
Here's a spring shot of a Marsh Wren collecting up nesting materials from last year's cattails...
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- #180
Awsome photo and bird
I was very happy to see my first Horned lark last week in migration in Gaspésie, Québec.
Gorgious photo and bird
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Red Breasted Nuthatch acrobatics.
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This Silvereye (Zosterops lateralis) 110 - 130mm was giving me the eye.
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Lincoln's Sparrow
D500 + 500 PF @ 1/800, f/5.6, ISO 160
D500 + 500 PF @ 1/800, f/5.6, ISO 160
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Eastern Towhee.
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Very nice photos!
Great detail!!
Pretty little guy, great photo!!
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Many thanks Gaknott!!!
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Was enjoying a beer on the front porch this evening with my wife with the camera within reach when this Red Breasted Nuthatch stopped by for a drink at the fountain.
Nikon D5, 500mm PF @ f/5.6, 1/500", ISO 8000
Nikon D5, 500mm PF @ f/5.6, 1/500", ISO 8000
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The Red Crossbills have been hanging around a lot lately including this young male with his splotchy colors. I sure hope they make an appearance next spring in full breeding colors, though I like the way his colors work with the autumn background.
Nikon D500, 500mm PF @f/5.6, 1/500", ISO 1400
Nikon D500, 500mm PF @f/5.6, 1/500", ISO 1400
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What a great series! Thanks everyone.
I've had fun chasing the Australian Reed Warbler. It takes patience and luck.
This guy is I expect stripping fibre for nest material. They're big crops due to the need for inter-species distancing;-)
I've had fun chasing the Australian Reed Warbler. It takes patience and luck.
This guy is I expect stripping fibre for nest material. They're big crops due to the need for inter-species distancing;-)
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Female dark-eyed junco
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It was amazing to see a couple of weeks ago, many juncos, trying to catch insects in flight from a rocky place.
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It was amazing to see a couple of weeks ago, many juncos, trying to catch insects in flight from a rocky place.
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We see Red Breasted Nuthatches in the yard pretty frequently but I was surprised to see this White Breasted Nuthatch swoop in for a sunflower seed:
Nikon D5, 500mm PF @f/5.6, 1/1600", ISO1800
Nikon D5, 500mm PF @f/5.6, 1/1600", ISO1800
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Very nice!
Gorgeous image, Dave.
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Thanks Phil.
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Nice, I wish I lived in Gods country
