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Mourning Dove getting ready for the day.

Thank you Peter!

I think your photo was much better, I love your macro photography. I went today and tried to get some insects. I am trying to remember the free program I was using to stack photos. When I got my new computer I forgot to put it back on the new one, drats. I think it had the acronym of ICE...

Red Spotted Purple Butterfly

Hurry Mama I am hungry!!!!

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I was at 60% detail. This photo is at 95% with the long edge 1200. Still not as sharp as the ones on my computer but much better than before. Thanks for everyone's help! Pair of Dickcissels

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Great Crested Flycatcher.

I finally have my new computer organized and ready to use again. I can not remember the size we must use to upload photos. I tried uploading one but it looks extremely blurry and the real photo is not blurry at all. Can someone remind me of the file sizes? Thanks

I thought it might be a close up of a piece of burled wood.

It looks like love may be in the air, guys do tend to get a little goofy trying to impress the chicks, lol.

I think I like #3 the best too for mostly the same reasons as Clovishound. It looks like you can almost see the heron thinking about what he wants to do next. And the fish has that "Oh Darn" look! I like all of them, great photos!

Danno, if you ever have a chance you need to go to Cavehill Cemetery and talk to Rev. Lee Payne. Around here everyone calls him the owl whisperer. He will be happy to show you what to look for and how to spot them and if you have time and he's not performing a funeral he will probably even...

You will have to show us the completed nest.

Nice photos! This poor gal looks very thin and hungry!

We don't have many of these either. Just 5 that I know of at a local Cemetery.

They might be a mixed breed. Maybe Mallard and a Swedish Black Duck.

The only time I have seen one of these was at Lake Barkley. We had been catfishing and left our catch in a bucket in our Jon boat. We had walked up to our camper and turned to see the mink climb up in our boat and help himself to one of our catfish and scurry away with it. And of course that...