Outdoor Ontario
Photography => Ontario Birds => Topic started by: denis on July 11, 2010, 07:04:43 PM
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these were taken earlier this year at colonel sam smith park,with steve,and neil.was very cloudy,bu it worked to our advantage with good feather detail,and no harsh light.
MR & MRS baltimore oriole
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4081/4784710216_33757c5ed8_b.jpg)
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4102/4784075777_ec35262082_b.jpg)
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4082/4784075329_798428630e_b.jpg)
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4073/4784709394_ab0e0fe7db_b.jpg)
orchard oriole
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4134/4784710382_47bb7db191_b.jpg)
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Beautiful! :D
I haven't seen any Baltimore Orioles this year. Bummer! :(
Jo-Anne
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thanks jo-anne.
geez,sorry about that. i,ve seen loads of them,almost everywhere i go.
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These are gorgeous shots of the orioles, nice going Denis.
Jo-anne, they are everywhere..just listen for the bird that sounds like a robin on steroids LOL.
They are fast too, Denis you were lucky enough to have them sit long enough to get those, half of my oriole pics are blurry orange!
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Jo-anne, they are everywhere..just listen for the bird that sounds like a robin on steroids LOL.
Funny. :lol:
Irene and Denis ... every year, I see and hear one male Baltimore Oriole for a short time at Lake Aquitaine but didn't see him this year. Usually see male Baltimore Orioles at Erindale Park and Rattray Marsh - unfortunately, have had zero time to visit those places so far this Summer.
Speaking of Robins, have been seeing SO many this year, including babies! :)
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thanks irene.
the baltimores are very plentiful. it,s the orchard oriole i dont see much of.
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The quality of pics is amazing. Was wondering what lens it is, and what distance?
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hi.
on this particular shoot,we were fairly close.i used a canon 1-D mark 11,combined with a canon 500mm F/4,on a tripod with gimbal head.dont remember if i had a 1.4x extender on,or not.
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Very nice shots Denis!
I particularly like the Orchard Oriole. They're tough to get close to (at least in Toronto).
I really thought we might get a nest there this year, but I haven't seen any in the park since late May.
BB
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thanks brian.
yes it was a real treat for me,and a first,also.
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Amazing series Denis!
I've also checked out your other posts. I've had computer troubles and have been off-line for two weeks so rather than make multiple posts let me just say here that all of them are excellent but I'm kinda partial to this one.
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thanks john.
appreciate it.