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May 03, 2006 20:38 |  #1

Taken at the Mer Bleue bog last Saturday. There is a pair building a nest which I will certainly be monitoring. This tree, which is close to said nest, is now in beautiful spring mode...offering nice fresh greenery to photos.

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May 03, 2006 20:42 |  #2
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Lovely tones, nice composition and image is sharp with excellent detail. Great lighting on subjects.
We'll have to trade locations...I've got Osprey and A Red-Tail we can get to within 10- 15 feet....




  
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May 03, 2006 20:44 as a reply to  @ busbyea's post |  #3

very nice Dan somehow I don't think I'm gonna post mine lol ,,, very well done buddy ,,, I was there today the nest is still being built


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May 03, 2006 20:44 |  #4

Very nice Dan. :)

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May 03, 2006 20:46 as a reply to  @ busbyea's post |  #5

Beautiful shots , the lighting is perfect.


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May 03, 2006 21:09 |  #6

Very nice shots...light, detail, pose(s) and composition of a great little bird. Very nice work Dan!


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May 04, 2006 04:03 as a reply to  @ Gary Fairhead's post |  #7

I saw one yesterday but did not get a photo. That's a beautiful photo and thanks for showing it.

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May 04, 2006 04:26 |  #8

Excellent shots. Love the lighting. Very sharp with good details. Like the pose and composition. Well done. :-)


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May 04, 2006 05:01 |  #9

burgeoning? you acutally used burgeoning in a sentence?
:) :)

Well done sir, both in the vocabulary and photograph.


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May 04, 2006 05:11 |  #10

Beautiful composition


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May 04, 2006 06:22 as a reply to  @ Anthony J Howe's post |  #11

Nice shots Dan,

I took a few close to your place 2weeks ago...

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May 04, 2006 10:56 |  #12
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I`ll vote for #1 Daniel,superb comp and clarity.


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May 04, 2006 15:56 |  #13

Nice shots of a sweet, mellow looking bird.

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May 04, 2006 16:09 |  #14

Both very good captures. Composition is good on both shots. I like the first a little more because of the birds position and he is facing that small plant. nicly done!


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May 04, 2006 21:15 as a reply to  @ Eastcoast's post |  #15

eastcoast909 wrote:
burgeoning? you acutally used burgeoning in a sentence?
:) :)

Well done sir, both in the vocabulary and photograph.

Glad it made you smile:D
And thanks also to others who've commented...


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