Western Meadowlark

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Jonathan

Jonathan

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During a recent work trip I spent a couple hours in a local state park after work. I saw a bunch of Western Meadowlarks around and I was even able to grab some photos of one in flight!

Thoughts on which photo is best, photo 1 (wings down) vs photo 2 (wings up)? I think I prefer down.

Also, what about photo 3 vs photo 4? Originally I took photo 4 first, then thought I'd try to line up the bird with the lighter background by changing my height and got photo 3. I can't decide which I like better, thanks!

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Charles Loy said:
Wonderful set here, congrats.
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Thanks!
Callie said:
man, he has a lot to say! Lovely images. #1 is always my favorite wing position!
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Thanks for the feedback!
Woody Meristem said:
Super, my favorite is #5 but they're all really good.
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Thanks! He sang for a while on that old fence post.

That’s the same bird I captured flight shots of in photos 1 and 2. I waited there thinking he would take off eventually and was rewarded for my patience!
 
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