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Jan 01, 2023 20:48 |  #21811

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Fishing @ Dusk to commemorate the sun setting on 2022.
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I surely like this one, Phil. To me, it creates a mood of tranquility.

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Cool looking shot of this Bald Eagle, Paul! 1/10 of a second later and you would have to post it on birds in flight :-P:lol:

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A Pied-billed grebe from my morning outing to North Creek Commons--part of the Lake Washington watershed--Enjoy.
Please do not hesitate to let me know if my bird ID's need a correction--I really would appreciate that--thanks.
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Really nice capture of the pied-billed grebe, Rich!

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Rainbow Lorikeets enjoying a New Year's Day splash in our back garden.:-)

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It's gotta be entertaining watching these beauties splashing around in their bathtubs, Dennis. Terrific Captures!

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Masked lapwing.
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This is such an incredibly sharp, detailed close-up of the Masked lapwing, Harry! Great work.

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Red Whiskered Bulbul.
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I really like this shot of the Whiskered Bulbul! Very nice, sharp image, Harry!

avondale87 wrote in post #19462100 (external link)
The Silvereye (Zosterops lateralis)
I didn't realise some Silvereyes migrate to Mainland Australia, but not all
Tiny birds would certainly battle the elements crossing Bass Straight
The sky was like in photo - completely featureless :rolleyes:
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Excellent capture of the Silvereye, Richard! It is so sharp and lifelike!

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Happy new year 2023 everybody!

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Nice sharp close-up shots of the Pomeranian goose, RAL! I notice that this guy is banded.

ozulrike wrote in post #19462152 (external link)
On my last day of birding in 2022, I was lucky to capture a Little Kingfisher (see Kingfisher thread), and with the sky a bit clearer today, I thought, why not start the new year and try to find it again? Couldn't believe my luck when he turned up after only a few minutes. He came even closer and was sitting just a few metres away on the border of the boardwalk. Such a vivid blue!! :-):love:
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This is my favorite of your two shots, Ulrike. I really like the natural looking setting in this shot.

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I accidentally posted this under BIF so I'm reposting it where it should've been originally.
My last shot of 2022, an osprey enjoying his meal.

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This is really a crack'in shot, Kirk!


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Jan 01, 2023 20:49 |  #21812

While walking along, this guy was just 10' from the trail. And never moved or flinched.

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Jan 01, 2023 20:58 |  #21813

paul katinas wrote in post #19462260 (external link)
Snowy Egret
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Terrific capture, Paul! Was the snowy egret just playing around with the fish?

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Merlin
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Wow...this is a beautiful Merlin portrait, Shortaction! I'm definitely envious.

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Golden-fronted Woodpecker
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What a nice capture, 4huskers! I surely like this shot.


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Jan 01, 2023 21:23 |  #21814

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19462352 (external link)
Excellent capture of the Silvereye, Richard! It is so sharp and lifelike!

Thanks Mike for your constructive and kind comments



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Jan 01, 2023 21:38 |  #21815

Two Common Mergansers

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Jan 01, 2023 21:43 |  #21816

A couple of Lesser Goldfinches on New Year's Day.


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Jan 01, 2023 22:25 |  #21817

jimmy_racoon wrote in post #19462159 (external link)
amazing color and detail-simply beautiful creature-well composed

Thank you, Jimmy! :-)


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Jan 01, 2023 22:31 |  #21818

dasmith232 wrote in post #19462353 (external link)
While walking along, this guy was just 10' from the trail. And never moved or flinched.
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Wow, crazy getting a shot like that with a 200mm lens!


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Jan 01, 2023 22:35 |  #21819

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19462352 (external link)
This is my favorite of your two shots, Ulrike. I really like the natural looking setting in this shot.

Thanks, Mike! I agree, the natural setting is definitely more appealing :-)


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Jan 01, 2023 22:36 |  #21820

dasmith232 wrote in post #19462353 (external link)
While walking along, this guy was just 10' from the trail. And never moved or flinched.
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Wow great shot! Amazing he let you get that close to him.


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Jan 01, 2023 22:45 |  #21821

Miranda1 wrote in post #19462383 (external link)
Wow great shot! Amazing he let you get that close to him.

It was on an elevated walking path, maybe 3' wide. I couldn't get any closer, but I also couldn't get any farther. He was in a fixed position and so was I. There were probably dozens of others that walked past at the same distance and many didn't even notice! Wildlife creatures are amazing!


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Jan 01, 2023 23:16 |  #21822

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19462356 (external link)
Wow...this is a beautiful Merlin portrait, Shortaction! I'm definitely envious.

Thank you Mike. I always feel especially fortunate to capture a nice raptor image.




  
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Jan 01, 2023 23:45 |  #21823

Identifies as a yellow-bellied sapsucker, but from what I understand they aren't in Arizona so.... any ideas on this one?

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Jan 02, 2023 01:23 |  #21824

sogs wrote in post #19462168 (external link)
Beautiful shot!

Every color imaginable. Nice one!

Two fine captures!

Nice shot!

Great series!

It's great when you get lucky. Nice one!

Thank you, sogs.
Happy new year 2023!


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Jan 02, 2023 01:23 |  #21825

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19462352 (external link)
I surely like this one, Phil. To me, it creates a mood of tranquility.

Cool looking shot of this Bald Eagle, Paul! 1/10 of a second later and you would have to post it on birds in flight :-P:lol:

Really nice capture of the pied-billed grebe, Rich!

It's gotta be entertaining watching these beauties splashing around in their bathtubs, Dennis. Terrific Captures!

This is such an incredibly sharp, detailed close-up of the Masked lapwing, Harry! Great work.

I really like this shot of the Whiskered Bulbul! Very nice, sharp image, Harry!

Excellent capture of the Silvereye, Richard! It is so sharp and lifelike!

Nice sharp close-up shots of the Pomeranian goose, RAL! I notice that this guy is banded.

This is my favorite of your two shots, Ulrike. I really like the natural looking setting in this shot.

This is really a crack'in shot, Kirk!

Thank you, LD.
Happy new year 2023!


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