Post your Bird Portraits (2)

paul katinas wrote in post #19471466
Great Blue Heron nestlings
Happy trails.

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Great shot, Paul. Is this meant as an eyesight test?

American Robin

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sogs wrote in post #19471710
Beautiful shot!

Thank you sogs!

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19471716
What a nice capture, Mark! I normally see quite a few of them in the grasslands of the Los Banos area, but not much this winter (so far anyway).

Thank you Mike! Lucky you, we don't have many up this way. They're one of my favorites!

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19471716
Both of these shots are really great Richard. I'm just razzing you, of course. You can post all you want. I may be forced to tease though. It's just in my nature.

Very sharp, colorful shot of the coot, fotoi!

These are both excellent shots, BioSci! I think the snow settings are really nice.

I really like this shot of the Cedar Waxwing, sogs. It stands out beautifully from the background and my eyes are drawn right to the bird.

Yup...me too, Steve!

Terrific captures of these little guys, Jonathan!

What a nice capture, Mark! I normally see quite a few of them in the grasslands of the Los Banos area, but not much this winter (so far anyway).

Thank you.

Female Anna's. From 2021.

Shot with the Tamron adaptall 300mm f/5.6

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19471098
Two terrific shots of the Horned Lark EB! They really are a cool looking bird.

sogs wrote in post #19470959
Very nice!

Thanks both for your comments on the Horned Lark. I always get a kick out of seeing these guys!

jimmy_racoon wrote in post #19471745
American Robin

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Great shot! I do miss my 7DII.

Great Blue Heron--Portrait--North Creek Commons marsh area--part of the lake Washington watershed

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Lame-Duck wrote in post #19471716
Both of these shots are really great Richard. I'm just razzing you, of course. You can post all you want. I may be forced to tease though. It's just in my nature.

many thanks Mike. All good fun . I knew you were razzing, and feel free to tease away

But as mentioned I do prefer a perched shot as opposed to a ground one for these, so this afternoon we setup a special photo shoot in the studio and I was very pleased with the outcome. Obliging little beauties
These are virtually straight out of the camera with a tad of curve adjustment for brightness and De Noise for noise. Not sure there was any in the original

avondale87 wrote in post #19471853
many thanks Mike. All good fun . I knew you were razzing, and feel free to tease away

But as mentioned I do prefer a perched shot as opposed to a ground one for these, so this afternoon we setup a special photo shoot in the studio and I was very pleased with the outcome. Obliging little beauties
These are virtually straight out of the camera with a tad of curve adjustment for brightness and De Noise for noise. Not sure there was any in the original

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Very nice backround and composition as well! The little bird is cute!

marfy wrote in post #19471859
Very nice backround and composition as well! The little bird us cute!

thank you Marfy
very much appreciated
I'm glad you like our little wrens

Ray.Petri wrote in post #19471721
Great shot, Paul. Is this meant as an eyesight test?

Many thanks Ray.
The little nestlings sure blend into their surroundings.
Happy trails.

Shortaction wrote in post #19471802
Great shot! I do miss my 7DII.

many thanks!
(quite fond of the feel and sounds of the 7DII)

avondale87 wrote in post #19471853
many thanks Mike. All good fun . I knew you were razzing, and feel free to tease away

But as mentioned I do prefer a perched shot as opposed to a ground one for these, so this afternoon we setup a special photo shoot in the studio and I was very pleased with the outcome. Obliging little beauties
These are virtually straight out of the camera with a tad of curve adjustment for brightness and De Noise for noise. Not sure there was any in the original

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female Superb Fairy Wren

wonderful composition
love the detail, light, & background separation

TheFloridaShooter wrote in post #19471634
The Burrowing Owls of Cape Coral, FL USA
Camera: Sony Alpha 1 FE 200-600mm Jan 24, 2023

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So cute