Pileated Woodpecker (2x iii- ~50% crop)
Tc202 Goldmember  More info | Pileated Woodpecker (2x iii- ~50% crop) Thomas
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butterfly2937 Cream of the Crop  More info |
Jun 09, 2014 18:15 | #348 Wow, great shots.
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Tc202 Goldmember More info | Jun 14, 2014 08:52 | #349 MDJAK wrote in post #16961866  Wow, great shots. Just put up a suet feeder, about a week ago, and no takers so far.  Thanks. I had to travel about an hour to see this nest. I wish they would nest near my house Thomas
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butterfly2937 Cream of the Crop More info |  _47W2798.jpg by Through Carol's Lens, on Flickr _47W2563.jpg by Through Carol's Lens, on Flickr _47W2852.jpg by Through Carol's Lens, on Flickr _47W2773.jpg by Through Carol's Lens, on Flickr _47W2671.jpg by Through Carol's Lens, on Flickr
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Jun 16, 2014 10:02 | #351 Beautiful. Well worth the trip I see.
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butterfly2937 Cream of the Crop More info | Jun 16, 2014 10:14 | #352 MDJAK wrote in post #16974724 Beautiful. Well worth the trip I see. I was going to get one of those houses but didn't think birds actually nest in them. That is a bluebird nest box and yes bluebirds are quite dependent on nest boxes that are properly monitored. The non native house sparrow must be discouraged from nesting in your boxes; they will kill bluebirds and their young. House wrens can be a problem as well. Many species out compete bluebirds for natural nesting cavities. To help these beautiful birds many people set up nest boxes but you must take the time to monitor them properly. It is a wonderful experience and such a joy to have these beautiful birds call your place home. Make sure you do not feed cheap birdseed or any mix that contains millet or corn which will attract house sparrows. Do not put a nest box within a 100 feet or more of your feeders.
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dodgethis Member 68 posts Likes: 31 Joined Mar 2012 Location: Singapore More info | I had this lens for a weekend and did a long walk with it along the East Coast Park in Singapore. I didn't use any form of support for the lens throughout the walk, not did I find the need to do so. It was managable weight wise but a bit unwieldy. I had a great time with it!         Yes, I used the 600mm lens as a walkaround lens Canon 5D MkIII|24-70 f2.8 L II USM|Σ 35mm f1.4 ART|70-200mm f/2.8 L IS II USM|Σ 85mm f1.4 ART
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dodgethis Member 68 posts Likes: 31 Joined Mar 2012 Location: Singapore More info | Jun 26, 2014 03:30 | #354     Canon 5D MkIII|24-70 f2.8 L II USM|Σ 35mm f1.4 ART|70-200mm f/2.8 L IS II USM|Σ 85mm f1.4 ART
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Tc202 Goldmember More info | Oystercatcher with 1.4iii ~65% crop  Thomas
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Tc202 Goldmember More info | Black Skimmer  Thomas
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zman Senior Member  776 posts Likes: 11 Joined Oct 2006 Location: USA More info | Jul 04, 2014 10:24 | #357 Love the Black Skimmer shot, absolutely awesome!
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Tc202 Goldmember More info | Jul 04, 2014 20:10 | #358 zman wrote in post #17011206 Love the Black Skimmer shot, absolutely awesome! Thank you. Thomas
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Tc202 Goldmember More info | Common Tern Chick ~80% Crom (2x iii)  Thomas
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butterfly2937 Cream of the Crop More info |  _47W3488.jpg by Through Carol's Lens, on Flickr _47W3887.jpg by Through Carol's Lens, on Flickr _47W3748.jpg by Through Carol's Lens, on Flickr _47W3662.jpg by Through Carol's Lens, on Flickr _47W3996.jpg by Through Carol's Lens, on Flickr _47W3998.jpg by Through Carol's Lens, on Flickr
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Only a few people know about this tree and call it "the giving tree." Throughout the season Screech Owls, Red Bellied Woodpeckers, Wood Ducks, Black- bellied Whistling Ducks, Flycatchers, and Pileated Woodpeckers all nest in different cavities.