Post your Bird Portraits (2)

MatthewK wrote in post #19510971
Beautiful capture, gloomy vibe works well to bring out the pinks.

Thank you, Matthew!

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Pax2You wrote in post #19511041
Nice composition and the bird colors are emphasized well

Thanks, Pax!

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Now there are five eggs...

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It's all about the light...
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black capped chickadee

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1/640 • f/6.3 • ISO 3200

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Ruddy in his breeding colors

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great blue heron

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Peter2516 wrote in post #19498404

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Amazing photo!!!! Well done!!!

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Lame-Duck wrote in post #19509560
Canada Goose with her little juniors

Mike that sure is a beautiful sight.
Love the way the little heads are just above the goose.
Very nicely composed.

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19509567
Very sharp, excellent capture, Richard, even if he does somewhat resemble a tennis ball.

Thanks Mike. They certainly take on some different shapes

3island wrote in post #19509576
Cedar Waxwing, Bemidji, MN, earlier this week.

Beautiful composition, also your previous one.
Very nicely composed

robamy wrote in post #19509664
Cardinal in the Magnolia

Very attractive, colourful photo
You captured that very nicely Rob

sogs wrote in post #19509830
Two fine captures!

Many thanks Sogs. Much appreciated

Trout Bum wrote in post #19510392
Just to be clear- these goslings were not cuddling…

So sweet. Lovely captures TB

Cog2020 wrote in post #19510425
A group of crows posed for me in a nice setting yesterday and gave me a chance to make a few portraits. It was also a chance to try the new AI denoise feature in ACR.

Lovely series Cog2020
Attractive images

TheFloridaShooter wrote in post #19510357
Cattle Egret represents one of the great avian success stories. Unknown in North America prior to 1952, it is now abundant over much of the continent. It spread from Africa to northeastern South America in the 1870s and 1880s; more recently it has colonized Australasian region. Image captured in SW Florida. Camera: Sony a7Rv April 23, 2023

They're beautiful birds and images
We have them here but mostly all white and flighty. Can't get within a bulls roar.
Interesting how light they are. I found one with a broken leg, poor thing. No weight to it at all.

kevb123 wrote in post #19510578
thrush

I love these sort of bird images
The colours and setting make for a very pleasing composition
Very nicely captured

Richard

Northern Shoveler

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