Outdoor Ontario
Photography => Ontario Birds => Topic started by: cosmo3667 on July 15, 2013, 05:14:04 PM
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Hummingbirds pair Male and Female
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Male Grosbeak, Female too shy to come to feeder while I am around
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Great Blue Heron shot in the Bobcaygeon area
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Tail less Blue Jay
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Awesome pictures!
I haven't noticed that red patch on the Great Blue Heron before, but looking at pictures online you can see it in flight pictures, but it's usually hidden when standing.
/Thomas
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Truly wonderful photos cosmo. Especially of the Hummers, as we all know how difficult it can be to capture them, but you seem to have figured that out quite sufficiently. :D
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Very nice shots.
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Nice job on the first female Hummingbird shot.
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Truly wonderful photos cosmo. Especially of the Hummers, as we all know how difficult it can be to capture them, but you seem to have figured that out quite sufficiently. :D
Hummers are easy if you get them at a feeder. Just focus a bit back out from the feeder port and wait for them to back up between feedings. They always do. Then fire away. Then you have a great in flight shot.
Great job on that frst Female Hummingbird shot!
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Stunning! simply gorgeous! The humming birds are wonderfully detailed.
all I can say is WOW!
:)