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Sep 22, 2006 23:01 | #1

Was at the Albany Mudflats again yesterday. Got some shots of
some Killdeer and other Plovers. I was using the 20D and 400 f5.6L,
ISO 400, f6.3-7.1, AV mode.

1 Killdeer - right side

IMAGE: http://birds.jorj7.com/060920-mudflats/0920-174355.jpg

2 Killdeer - left side

IMAGE: http://birds.jorj7.com/060920-mudflats/0920-174426.jpg

3 Black-bellied Plover (adult)

IMAGE: http://birds.jorj7.com/060920-mudflats/0920-173257.jpg

4 Black-bellied Plover (juvenile)

IMAGE: http://birds.jorj7.com/060920-mudflats/0920-174737.jpg

5 Semipalmated Plover

IMAGE: http://birds.jorj7.com/060920-mudflats/0920-173512.jpg

6 Killdeer from down low

IMAGE: http://birds.jorj7.com/060920-mudflats/0920-173944-01.jpg

7 Killdeer with a Least Sandpiper in the background

IMAGE: http://birds.jorj7.com/060920-mudflats/0920-174046.jpg

8 GBH resting in the brush

IMAGE: http://birds.jorj7.com/060920-mudflats/0920-173659.jpg

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Sindri Skulason

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Sep 23, 2006 08:40 | #2

Very good series. What a day. :-)

Best regards

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Janika

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Sep 23, 2006 12:11 | #3

Good stuff George, #3 looks like a Yellowleg bird. I also love your Heron shot, it's very sharp...

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Sep 23, 2006 20:09 | #4

I absolutely love the mud and mosses in the second shot! #3 was correctly identified. Shots 1, 2, 5, 7 and 8 all could've benefitted from some negative exposure compensation as you had to deal with some strong sunlight. All nicely composed...

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