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Aug 22, 2019 16:27 |  #47146

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Terrific close-up shot, Mike

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Beautiful, Dave. Great composition.

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Wonderful shots, Paul. The babies have vivid markings that are really pretty looking. The first shot of the family, is really nicely composed and quite attractive looking.

shalu wrote in post #18914640 (external link)
Thank you very much, Mike! These are water district ponds, I think the water is a bit too contaminated to eat the fish caught there  :p

The babies are so cute and look completely different from their parents.

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Terrific shot, Shalu. Very nicely captured.

Back when I was teaching, I'd take a few of my kids down to the water district ponding basins. We never caught anything very big, but we did catch eating size bass. As far as I know, everyone of us lived after eating them.:mrgreen:

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Fantastic shot, Mark. I love this one.

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Some more from the tropical house.

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These are a couple of beautiful birds, Lester. Very nice shots.

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Very nice shot, Bill. Beautifully composed.


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Aug 22, 2019 16:53 |  #47147

Lame-Duck wrote in post #18914729 (external link)
Terrific close-up shot, Mike

Beautiful, Dave. Great composition.

Wonderful shots, Paul. The babies have vivid markings that are really pretty looking. The first shot of the family, is really nicely composed and quite attractive looking.

Terrific shot, Shalu. Very nicely captured.

Back when I was teaching, I'd take a few of my kids down to the water district ponding basins. We never caught anything very big, but we did catch eating size bass. As far as I know, everyone of us lived after eating them.:mrgreen:

Fantastic shot, Mark. I love this one.

These are a couple of beautiful birds, Lester. Very nice shots.

Very nice shot, Bill. Beautifully composed.

Thank you Mike.
They certainly are awesome little critters.
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Aug 22, 2019 16:59 |  #47148

UK_MARK wrote in post #18914654 (external link)
Sharp as a tack, Very nice Bill.

fotoi wrote in post #18914660 (external link)
Great color in this one Bill!

Jorgac wrote in post #18914710 (external link)
Great shot Bill, I really like this!

Lame-Duck wrote in post #18914729 (external link)
Very nice shot, Bill. Beautifully composed.



Thanks to each one of you for the nice comments.


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Aug 22, 2019 17:02 |  #47149

Juvenile northern cardinal

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Aug 22, 2019 17:03 |  #47150

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Aug 22, 2019 17:23 |  #47151

Lame-Duck wrote in post #18914399 (external link)
Beautiful Richard. I never tire of seeing your photos of these beauties. They are amazing little creatures.

Thanks Mike. I'll let them know they have an overseas admirer. :lol:

shooz wrote in post #18914456 (external link)
Baltimore oriole

Another beautiful image of a very pretty bird . Lovely composition.
Very nice

paul katinas wrote in post #18914594 (external link)
Whistling Ducks Rough, tough cream-puffs:-)
Happy trails.

Paul these are so nice. It's great to see families portrayed, and this is exceptional.

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Gorgeous bird of prey.
Love the natural setting.
Certainly has magnificent plumage.



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Aug 22, 2019 17:41 |  #47152

Lesser Goldfinch...

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Aug 22, 2019 17:54 |  #47153

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Thanks Mike. I'll let them know they have an overseas admirer. :lol:

That would be very nice Richard. However, I was unaware of your ability to speak their language. :p


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Aug 22, 2019 17:58 |  #47154

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Aug 22, 2019 18:39 |  #47155

avondale87 wrote in post #18914765 (external link)
Thanks Mike. I'll let them know they have an overseas admirer. :lol:

Another beautiful image of a very pretty bird . Lovely composition.
Very nice

Paul these are so nice. It's great to see families portrayed, and this is exceptional.

Gorgeous bird of prey.
Love the natural setting.
Certainly has magnificent plumage.

Thanks Richard.
Yes it sure was nice to see those hatch-lings.
Habitat loss is alarmingly accelerated around these parts.
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Aug 22, 2019 18:41 |  #47156

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Gosh, that's a beauty Tom.


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Aug 22, 2019 20:49 |  #47157

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Gosh, that's a beauty Tom.

Hi Paul...

Thanks for the comment, and Happy Trails to you as well. :-)

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Aug 22, 2019 21:32 |  #47158

UK_MARK wrote in post #18914641 (external link)
Great capture shalu.


paul katinas wrote in post #18914707 (external link)
Thanks Sha.
Yes, surprised me too.They're quite different looking.
Fantastic image of that magnificent Hawk.
Happy trails.


Lame-Duck wrote in post #18914729 (external link)
Terrific shot, Shalu. Very nicely captured.

Back when I was teaching, I'd take a few of my kids down to the water district ponding basins. We never caught anything very big, but we did catch eating size bass. As far as I know, everyone of us lived after eating them.:mrgreen:


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Gorgeous bird of prey.
Love the natural setting.
Certainly has magnificent plumage.

Thank you very much for your compliments, Mark, Paul, Mike and Richard!

Vermilion Flycatcher. It was low light so had to use a tripod for the slow shutter speed. 600mm + 2x @1200mm

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Aug 22, 2019 23:49 |  #47159

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Thank you very much for your compliments, Mark, Paul, Mike and Richard!

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Wow Shalu...that's absolutely gorgeous!!
Check your math on the magnification you were shooting at. Actually is was only 120mm and not 1200mm.:-P:-P


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Aug 23, 2019 02:14 |  #47160

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