ScubaDude Goldmember  1,104 posts Likes: 7 Joined Sep 2011 Location: Waveland, MS More info | Aug 09, 2012 19:30 | #1  Permanent banI got these shots today.   Angry Baby Mockingbird by ScubaDude1960, on Flickr Baby Mockingbird by ScubaDude1960, on Flickr Baby Mockingbird by ScubaDude1960, on FlickrAnd its sibling was afraid to leave the nest.  Baby Mockingbird in the nest by ScubaDude1960, on FlickrCanon [7D & BG-E7 grip] [T1i & BG-E5 grip] [400mm f/5.6L] [50mm f/1.8 II] [18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS]
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Aug 09, 2012 21:44 | #2 nice catch with those shots, it doesn't look happy
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digger58 Goldmember  1,090 posts Likes: 1 Joined Sep 2007 Location: The base of the Canadian Rockies More info | Aug 09, 2012 21:44 | #3 The first one is really funny 5D mkii
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chubri777 Goldmember  1,533 posts Likes: 13 Joined Apr 2007 Location: Cameron Park, Ca. More info | Aug 10, 2012 00:54 | #5 Looks like he's been to see my barber. Regards,
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acajun Goldmember  2,055 posts Likes: 3 Joined Apr 2010 Location: South Louisiana More info | Aug 10, 2012 10:19 | #6 Nice shot of a really uncooperative bird. _______________
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Aug 10, 2012 22:17 | #7 Great shots like the expression on the first one. Randy
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Tiberius Goldmember  2,556 posts Likes: 11 Joined Apr 2008 More info | Aug 11, 2012 04:45 | #8 With a bad hair day like that, you wouldn't be happy either! Great shots! My photography website!PHOCAL PHOTOGRAPHY
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Certainly looks angry! Good series.
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Aug 11, 2012 18:53 | #10 Permanent banThanx for all the comments. I was set up in my blind in a mowed vacant lot surrounded by tall grass and trees, and he was hopping around looking for something to eat. He was chirping non-stop, but I never saw the parents. My guess is that they were forcing the young to hunt for themselves and were watching from a distance. He (?) seemed quite fearless and even hopped into the tall grass and was thrashing around, hunting for food. The other one never left the nest... it better learn how to fend for itself if it wants to survive. The blind worked great, and the baby even got too close to focus on for a bit (I was using my 400mm f/5.6). I'm going back to that same spot in a few days (and the reason I was set up there in the first place), to get better shots of this guy:  Pileated Woodpecker by ScubaDude1960, on FlickrCanon [7D & BG-E7 grip] [T1i & BG-E5 grip] [400mm f/5.6L] [50mm f/1.8 II] [18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS]
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