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Apr 19, 2018 14:01 |  #1

I came across several kinglets at Blue Creek Conservation Area in Whitehouse Ohio yesterday and was lucky enough to get a few pictures.


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The first one, in particular, is a very nice shot. This species is really difficult to capture, in my opinion, due to their speed. But, you did very well here.


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CDMOOSE wrote in post #18610177 (external link)
The first one, in particular, is a very nice shot. This species is really difficult to capture, in my opinion, due to their speed. But, you did very well here.

Thank you. Yes, they do move quite quickly. I took several shots including some where the bird was just leaving the picture :). I included the second photo because it is probably unusual to get picture of these in flight.


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