Post your Bird Portraits (2)

kd_reno wrote in post #19450868
thanks Steve. I can't believe this is a $500 lens. Well, $1,000 actually, since I had the 1.4 t/c attached.

Thanks Mike. Got this one in Marin County. Lots of flowers and hummers.

where can I see pics without the TC?

Green-winged Teal

BirdsofBC wrote in post #19450870
where can I see pics without the TC?

There's a sample image thread here:
https://photography-on-the.net …read.php?t=1523​526&page=1

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19450836
Outstanding shot of this beautiful looking Crested Caracara, Bill! Very sharp image, and it stands out quite nicely.

Very sharp image, Kirk! I really like the intensity of this bird's stare.

Nice capture. Ted. The vulture should be advised to maintain a safe distance from the eagle.

I like the alert pose of the hen wood duck, fotoi! Very nice sharpness and detail!

Stunning, Ken! Gorgeous color!

What a lovely, colorful image, Paul! Very attractive.

Many thanks Mike.
The critters like those showy berries.
When crushed they emit a smell similar to wintergreen.

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19450884
Green-winged Teal

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Wonderful capture of a beautiful Bird Mike. Happy trails.

Painted Bunting
Happy trails.

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paul katinas wrote in post #19450909
Painted Bunting
Happy trails.

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Beautiful markings and colours on such a pretty bird.

Cheers

Dennis

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19450884
Green-winged Teal

that's a very attractive photo Mike
I love the colours and details in the plumage.
Certainly a beautiful species

That look in its eye is intriguing. Not sure what to make of that Summing you up?

paul katinas wrote in post #19450909
Painted Bunting
Happy trails.

Paul this is so lovely. Bird and photo.
Composition is excellent

Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoo ~ Calyptorhynchus funereus
a group of these lobbed up at lunch time and muttered away outside the house.
I wandered out and grabbed a few photos before they eventually flew off.
This is right outside our house about 10 metres from it

A huge crop with this one. Why do I always have the "wrong" lens on my R5? I thought there was only one sparrow when I took the photo. Got it on the iMac and realised there were four. Needed my longer lens.

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19450836
Outstanding shot of this beautiful looking Crested Caracara, Bill! Very sharp image, and it stands out quite nicely.

Very sharp image, Kirk! I really like the intensity of this bird's stare.

Nice capture. Ted. The vulture should be advised to maintain a safe distance from the eagle.

I like the alert pose of the hen wood duck, fotoi! Very nice sharpness and detail!

Stunning, Ken! Gorgeous color!

What a lovely, colorful image, Paul! Very attractive.

Thanks, Mike. I just hope I didn't over sharpen it. Over sharpening seems to be a common mistake in editing and I used to be really bad at it. Yep, those ospreys have quite the stare ... and talons!

I went back to the same bridge as yesterday and to my surprise there was another great egret underneath it but I used my exp. comp. this time. I think they came out better (still a tough balancing act between sharpness & NR) and I snatched a shot of a brown pelican approaching a snowy egret. A headless snowy egret. (they're very common around these parts)

Canon R7

Mountain Chickadee

American Wigeon