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A couple of quacker ladies.... Bufflehead and Wood Duck hens

 
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Mar 15, 2012 19:31 |  #16

Beauties, Harv, and glad to see you back.


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Mar 16, 2012 07:22 |  #17

Beautiful ducks and images


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Mar 16, 2012 15:13 |  #18

lovely shots, Harv




  
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Mar 16, 2012 18:31 |  #19

Snydremark wrote in post #14090681 (external link)
Very nice, Harvey! It's not easy to get those colors on the Woodie hens to show up; you've done a great job there.

Thanks a lot, Eric. I think the overcast light helped a lot.

rick_reno wrote in post #14090780 (external link)
wow, these are fantastic.

Thanks a lot, Rick.

Diamond Lil wrote in post #14091167 (external link)
The Bufflehead is very cute and the Wood Duck hen, well, exceptional rendition of her colors.

Thanks very much, Lil.

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #14091216 (external link)
Lovely shots, Harvey. The Bufflehead is a beautiful lady. Very gracious looking and if I didn't know better, I would say: and very much aware of it! :) The Wood Duck hen is lovely too, but without the grace of the first I think. But both are equally wonderful shots.

Thanks a lot, Levina.

Grizz wrote in post #14091251 (external link)
Fantastic shots Harvey! Lovin' the Bufflehead! They are so skittish around here I'd need a 1200mm to get close. The exposure on both is super along with the colors and sharpness.

Thanks a lot for the kind words, Craig.

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Beautiful, subtle coloring on both; wonderful images, Harvey.
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Thanks a lot, Al.

malndobe wrote in post #14092378 (external link)
Both are beautiful, really love the female Wood Duck, you captured their colors perfectly.

Thank you very much.

BGgraphy wrote in post #14092743 (external link)
Those are beautiful Harvey, especially both of them!

Thanks a lot, Bret.

Wallace River wrote in post #14092979 (external link)
That female Bufflehead is simply outstanding, Harvey. And I agree, she's a cutie!

Thanks a lot, Ian.

andrewhuxman wrote in post #14093158 (external link)
Beautiful shots Harvey, I never gave the Wood Duck much of a look before ,she does have some nice coloring for sure .Love the pose of the Bufflehead.

Thanks very much, Andrew.

Don1 wrote in post #14093349 (external link)
Those are wonderful shots Harv.

Thanks a lot, Don.

L.J.G. wrote in post #14093357 (external link)
These are beautiful Harv!

Thanks a lot, Lloyd.

Candor wrote in post #14093500 (external link)
You have a couple of great looking gals here Harv. They will start requesting you if keep making them look this good. Great work.

Thanks a lot for the kind words, Mike.

nwyman wrote in post #14093628 (external link)
how did you tranquilize them? I usually just see the tail end of a Wood Duck as it leaves, stage right. And the buffs around here are careful to stay just out of range.

Beauties, both.

Thanks a lot, Nancy. I find with birds the key is to 'hurry up and wait'. If I sit still and quiet for a time, they will often drift back within range.

sparker1 wrote in post #14093808 (external link)
Beauties, Harv, and glad to see you back.

Thanks very much, Stan.

J.Litton wrote in post #14096210 (external link)
Beautiful ducks and images

Thanks a lot.

dgraham329 wrote in post #14098721 (external link)
lovely shots, Harv

Thanks a lot, Dean.


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Mar 16, 2012 18:43 |  #20

That Bufflehead is a sweet looking duck Harvey and the Wood Duck feathers are gorgeous with the complimentary BG and the moss she is standing on... lovely shots.


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Mar 16, 2012 20:05 |  #21

Very nice again Harv and Im thinking I'll be saying that quite often.I like the PP on the "duckie."




  
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Mar 16, 2012 20:16 |  #22

Beautiful pics Harvey, love the wood duck pic :)


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Mar 17, 2012 09:06 |  #23

Two excellent images...especially love the pose and water in the Bufflehead image


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Mar 17, 2012 09:23 |  #24

Wonderful images love the bufflehead


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Mar 17, 2012 20:42 as a reply to  @ post 14093628 |  #25

Absolutely gorgeous "buffy" hen Harv, and she does look quite demur doesn't she - :)
Honestly, I had no idea that female woodies had that much color. Are you sure you didn't plant a female's head on the body of another duck? Of course you didn't, but she is quite the looker too. Excellent waterfowl!


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Mar 18, 2012 08:50 |  #26

dbriz wrote in post #14099829 (external link)
That Bufflehead is a sweet looking duck Harvey and the Wood Duck feathers are gorgeous with the complimentary BG and the moss she is standing on... lovely shots.

Dave

Thanks very much, Dave. Much appreciated.

PIX-R-IT wrote in post #14100216 (external link)
Very nice again Harv and Im thinking I'll be saying that quite often.I like the PP on the "duckie."

Thanks a lot, Pete. PP was limited to very minor sharpening and slight tonal contrast increase.

jodelak wrote in post #14100258 (external link)
Beautiful pics Harvey, love the wood duck pic :)

Thank you very much.

Gary Fairhead wrote in post #14102276 (external link)
Two excellent images...especially love the pose and water in the Bufflehead image

Thank you very much, Gary.

gabby16 wrote in post #14102350 (external link)
Wonderful images love the bufflehead

Thanks a lot, Gabby.

CamFan01 wrote in post #14104845 (external link)
Absolutely gorgeous "buffy" hen Harv, and she does look quite demur doesn't she - :)
Honestly, I had no idea that female woodies had that much color. Are you sure you didn't plant a female's head on the body of another duck? Of course you didn't, but she is quite the looker too. Excellent waterfowl!

Thank you very much, Steve. I appreciate your kind words. Many hens have really nice color and detail if we look closely. Even Mrs. Mallard.


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