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Jan 25, 2008 22:57 |  #1

Shot these last weekend. Had to increase the ISO to make up for me shaking too much as it was too cold to be out there without a coat. The first one is an Inca Dove and was a lifer for me so it was a nice treat. The second one is a Eurasian Collard Dove.


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Jan 26, 2008 06:32 |  #2

hmm looks fairly clean to me at least at this magnification. Nice shots, though I don't know... background looks a bit messy to me, maybe a bit of gaussian blur?


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Jan 26, 2008 07:56 |  #3

Nice shots and I never knew we had these in the US. All I have ever seen is the Mourning Dove.


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Jan 26, 2008 22:11 |  #4

smorter, I didn't add any blur to it but it is probably due to the filter on the lens.

canonloader, yes we have them and we also have white-winged doves. I'll try to find a shot of them in a few days.

I don't care much for any kind of doves as they always seem to sit on the ground and I can't make a good shot out of that.


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