Post your birds (2)

[Marilynne]

Some more Red Winged Blackbirds

Not that side!

Isn't this better?

 

[Marilynne]

Her mate

 

[Marilynne]

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What's that?

 

[Marilynne]

 

[mikew_RIP]

Still playing with old ones

 

[mikew_RIP]

 

[J-see]

Nice fringe and I didn't even process or sharpen the shot.

I processed it again in NX-D to see what happens there.

 

[weebee]

 

[J-see]

It seems the site is having some issues. It takes quite a while to upload a shot. Seeing it build up here reminds me of my old 64k modem.

 

[Dxer]

Ducks do enjoy getting their picture taken.

 

[J-see]

This one required some serious processing and tweaking in Gimp. It might still need some more.

 

[Rick M]

Testing my new 1.4 tele-converter, gives me a 420 FoV @ f4

 

[wev]

@wev ...What a beautiful shot! You really capture the very essence of birds, Wev. It always looks like they are posing just for *you*...

Thanks; I appreciate that. I make a lot of promises -- screen tests, Vogue shoots, bird-gone-wild shopping sprees. Luckily, they have very short memories.

 

[mikew_RIP]

Another old one,not sure if i should have saved it or not.

 

[paul04]

Got as close as I could with just the 18-105mm lens, the little robin would not turn around.

 

[jay_dean]

The humble Spuggy

 

[williamcrane]

House sparrow (Passer domesticus)

 

[williamcrane]

See my posts of today... same Passer domesticus!

 

[Elliot87]

Couple of shots of a tree sparrow and a heavily cropped female stonechat at Cresswell Pond Northumberland.

 

[Kevin H]

Mute Swan