BjarneHemmingsen Senior Member  More info | Dec 06, 2017 16:14 | #12436 White-throated Dipper - (Cinclus cinclus) - youngsters....  Image hosted by forum (889172) © Bjarne Hemmingsen [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff.  Image hosted by forum (889173) © Bjarne Hemmingsen [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff.
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chvvkumar Senior Member  More info Post edited over 5 years ago by chvvkumar. | Dec 06, 2017 16:34 | #12437 Bignerd wrote in post #18512189  great portrait. Zoo bird? Not too many bald eagles flying around Nor Cal (there are a few, but hard to get close) I think this was in Alaska if I remember correctly. It was quite a while ago that I took this picture and only recently reneged to dig it out of my backup while cleaning up old files.  on Smugmugwww.kumarchalla.com
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PCousins Goldmember  1,758 posts Gallery: 1191 photos Best ofs: 1 Likes: 30549 Joined Nov 2014 Location: Weston-Super-Mare (UK) More info | Dec 06, 2017 17:23 | #12438 sidknee wrote in post #18511703 Nice one Paul, I've been out looking for them a few times this autumn, still haven't seen one though. Thank's Sid, they are still showing now.....You tend to hear them before you see them, they have a "ping, ping" type sound. The best place to view them is Westhay Moor or RSPB Hamwall in Somerset I saw several last weekend at RSPB Greylake also. They move in small groups low down in the reeds but occasionally you will get 1 or 2 scouts pop up high in the reeds or branches to have a look around to get their bearings. Jack Dawe wrote in post #18511825 Lovely shot and nicely isolated. All my Bearded Tit shots have reeds in the background. Thank you Jack, yes your right most of my shots I have are amongst the reeds also, the locations I have mentioned above are close to me so I'm fortunate to be able to visit often so get opportunities where they just so happen to show on the right reed or twig at the right time. edmidlifecrisis wrote in post #18512172 This is gorgeous. Great light, processing, composition. It doesn't even look real. I love it. Thank you Kindly Ed, The only processing I do is on Canon's DPP free software, although I have photoshop I can not get on with it and get frustrated and inpatient. Bignerd wrote in post #18512194 lovely portrait. Well done Bignerd wrote in post #18512194 lovely portrait. Well done Thank you Larry,  Image hosted by forum (889186) © PCousins [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff.
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Bignerd Pardon my warped humor  More info | Dec 06, 2017 17:27 | #12439 chvvkumar wrote in post #18512224 I think this was in Alaska if I remember correctly. It was quite a while ago that I took this picture and only recently reneged to dig it out of my backup while cleaning up old files. This one attached below was a zoo bird on SmugmugGreat job on the Alaska bird. Do you remember where in Alaska you took that?Yes, I have that very same zoo bird, in a very similar pose from the SF Zoo.  SF Zoo by larryhendler on SmugmugLarry Hendler
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Sibil Cream of the Crop 10,415 posts Likes: 54444 Joined Jan 2009 Location: SoCal More info | Dec 06, 2017 17:41 | #12440 
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edmidlifecrisis Cream of the Crop  More info | Dec 06, 2017 20:10 | #12441 A couple more from Costa Rica last month. It seems endless.  Red-legged honeycreeper by Ed Spenser, on Flickr Golden-hooded tanager looking puffy by Ed Spenser, on FlickrEd
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Pippan Cream of the Crop  More info | Dec 06, 2017 21:39 | #12442 edmidlifecrisis wrote in post #18512328 Red-legged honeycreeper by Ed Spenser, on FlickrWhat a colour! Must be on the limit of gamut. Still waiting for the wisdom they promised would be worth getting old for.
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TerryWSmith Shaking head violently  More info | Dec 06, 2017 22:37 | #12443 Costas Hummer way out of it's range at the Oregon coast  Image hosted by forum (889204) © TerryWSmith [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. Canon 5DIII,1DMKIV, 7DII, ,28-135 f4.5/5.6 IS
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chvvkumar Senior Member More info | Dec 06, 2017 23:20 | #12444 Bignerd wrote in post #18512258 Great job on the Alaska bird. Do you remember where in Alaska you took that?Yes, I have that very same zoo bird, in a very similar pose from the SF Zoo. SF Zoo by larryhendler on Smugmug
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chvvkumar Senior Member More info | Dec 06, 2017 23:21 | #12445 Gorgeous! www.kumarchalla.com
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Archibald You must be quackers!  More info | Dec 06, 2017 23:29 | #12446 edmidlifecrisis wrote in post #18512328 A couple more from Costa Rica last month. It seems endless. Red-legged honeycreeper by Ed Spenser, on Flickr Golden-hooded tanager looking puffy by Ed Spenser, on FlickrAmazing stuff, Ed! Canon R5 and R7, assorted Canon lenses, Sony RX100, Pentax Spotmatic F
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LesterWareham Moderator  More info | Dec 07, 2017 04:29 | #12447 PCousins wrote in post #18511676 Such beauty on a dark, dull, miserable grey morning. This Male Bearded tit was easy to spot. That is a first class capture. Gear List
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LesterWareham Moderator More info | Dec 07, 2017 04:31 | #12448 PCousins wrote in post #18512255 Thank's Sid, they are still showing now.....You tend to hear them before you see them, they have a "ping, ping" type sound. The best place to view them is Westhay Moor or RSPB Hamwall in Somerset I saw several last weekend at RSPB Greylake also. They move in small groups low down in the reeds but occasionally you will get 1 or 2 scouts pop up high in the reeds or branches to have a look around to get their bearings. Thank you Jack, yes your right most of my shots I have are amongst the reeds also, the locations I have mentioned above are close to me so I'm fortunate to be able to visit often so get opportunities where they just so happen to show on the right reed or twig at the right time. Thank you Kindly Ed, The only processing I do is on Canon's DPP free software, although I have photoshop I can not get on with it and get frustrated and inpatient. Thank you Larry, the photo below is a female, it does not have the black markings on it's face as the male does. Lovely you have the set!! Gear List
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sidknee Goldmember  More info | Dec 07, 2017 05:27 | #12449 PCousins wrote in post #18512255 Thank's Sid, they are still showing now.....You tend to hear them before you see them, they have a "ping, ping" type sound. The best place to view them is Westhay Moor or RSPB Hamwall in Somerset I saw several last weekend at RSPB Greylake also. They move in small groups low down in the reeds but occasionally you will get 1 or 2 scouts pop up high in the reeds or branches to have a look around to get their bearings. the photo below is a female, it does not have the black markings on it's face as the male does. Yeah, I've been to Ham Wall a couple of times and they're regularly seen at Chew Valley lake where I haven't seen them too! Just one of those things.
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Dec 07, 2017 05:49 | #12450 Ruby-Crowned Kinglet  Image hosted by forum (889221) © paul katinas [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. https://www.flickr.com/photos/137782669@N07/
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