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shooz wrote in post #19449490

Kildeer

What a great shot. Talk about getting at eye level, nicely done.

ndcisiv wrote in post #19449541
What a great shot. Talk about getting at eye level, nicely done.

Thanks !

shooz wrote in post #19449490

Kildeer

Very interesting bird!!!

sogs wrote in post #19449369
Common Loon

Excellent capture of this common loon, sogs! I love call they make.

fotoi wrote in post #19449395
Mallard

Gallery photo (hosted):
posted by fotoi originally in forum: Birds

Beautiful hen mallard shot, fotoi! Very nice color.

shooz wrote in post #19449490

Kildeer

Lovely killdeer capture, Dave. Love that nice low camera angle.

atxannie wrote in post #19449514
The Wittliff Collections, San Marcos, TX

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So I guess these folks must have led an interesting and full "wild life" as this is in the "Wildlife Forum".

Cheers

Dennis

PS - something I learned from my own experience here.

nardes wrote in post #19449607
So I guess these folks must have led an interesting and full "wild life" as this is in the "Wildlife Forum".

Cheers

Dennis

PS - something I learned from my own experience here.

You're not alone Dennis. I flew in a few years ago and Inspeqtor quickly put me right

avondale87 wrote in post #19449626
You're not alone Dennis. I flew in a few years ago and Inspektor quickly put me right

Hah, Charles must have been asleep at the time, 'cos no one picked me up on my "looking at me" post (Captain America and the Hulk!).

Cheers

Dennis

avondale87 wrote in post #19449626

nardes wrote in post #19449607
So I guess these folks must have led an interesting and full "wild life" as this is in the "Wildlife Forum".

Cheers

Dennis

PS - something I learned from my own experience here.

You're not alone Dennis. I flew in a few years ago and Inspektor quickly put me right

Just WHO is this Inspektor you are speaking about?!?!?!

Signed, Inspeqtor

1/2 the wildlife doesn't even fit the thread title anyways. few subjects are looking at the camera . even recycling old images to here because there's nothing else to do?

I’ve moved it. Thanks for the schooling ߘ

BirdsofBC wrote in post #19449690
1/2 the wildlife doesn't even fit the thread title anyways. even recycling old images to here because there's nothing else to do?

You've made similar comments before, and I'll question it in some cases. I'll note that you can be 90° to the side of some animals such as a rabbit and they will still be looking at you even if their head isn't turned. Prey animals tend to have their eyes placed so they can look at something that is mostly behind them.

https://azretina.sites​.arizona.edu/node/279

So the widgeon in this image could very well be looking at @fotoi

fotoi wrote in post #19449055
Wigeon

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posted by fotoi originally in forum: Birds

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19449605
Excellent capture of this common loon, sogs! I love call they make.

Beautiful hen mallard shot, fotoi! Very nice color.

Lovely killdeer capture, Dave. Love that nice low camera angle.

Thanks Mike.

I've always felt that good photographs are good photographs ..... whether they 'fit' in a specific box, or not.
At 71, life's too short to sweat the details.