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May 07, 2006 18:59 |  #1

I took my gear to my daughter to visit and noticed a Robin feeding two new babies in the back yard. Since I was visiting my newborn grandson, I thought this appropriate. Very low light. Used a Tripod, ISO 1600, F8 (1.4TC), 1/400. Yes, I did take lots of pictures of my grandson:lol:


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May 07, 2006 20:49 |  #2

Interesting shot, I assume that this is the robin you referred to.


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May 08, 2006 04:24 |  #3

It's an excellent shot having very low light to take it. It's captured very well.


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May 08, 2006 04:39 |  #4

Looks like a Redwing. Nice shot. :-)


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May 08, 2006 11:47 as a reply to  @ Sindri Skulason's post |  #5

I am sorry for the confusing post.:oops: This is the baby Robin the mother was feeding. I thought the feather pattern of this fledgling was interesting. Thanks for looking


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