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Lincoln's Sparrow at Hayes Kennedy Park

If we make it to Florida I would love to see it. However, Andy is having some health issues that may postpone us making the trip we were planning.

I would love to go out on one of those! How fun it looks.

Do you have many of those in Florida? They show up here occasionally but I have yet to capture one.

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I think it is great just like it is. I think the clouds add to it.

We ate my flying bird on Thursday, :).

Great Series!

Nice shots! I like the first one best, I thought it was two different people hugging at first glance, well done.

Our starlings do murmurations and it is fascinating how they can all move together. I just don't like the histoplasmosis that comes along with them. They got so bad a few years back the county rented sound canons to scare them off. It didn't work very well once the birds got use to the noise.

I'd say you got it! I love the golden hour light on it. Were you already sitting out waiting in a blind?

I don't think I would want to sit in a tree with something that might eat me for a snack, yikes! Also, it always amazes me how many Red Wing Black birds you get out there that flock together like the starlings do here. Our RWB mostly migrate out but we always have a few that hang around. I...

absolutely Beautiful!

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Welcome aboard! Looking forward to seeing those multiple exposures!

Congratulations! All of them were well done.

American White Pelican - these were taken below the dam on Lake Barkley in Kentucky at the Land Between the Lakes.

This was a tough one. All the photos were great!

Clovishound advice is spot on.

It should be, if you can get close enough to your subject. Of course the closer you are always means more detail.