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Backyard Bunting

JW Mills

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Yesterday we had a Hummer visit our feeder.
Today its an Indigo Bunting!
(pics taken by my gf)
 

 
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anatum

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Excellent pics! I saw one today too but didn't do as well as you with the crappy light.
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Very nice.
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mr.sharp-photo

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you might need to let her use your camera more often :)
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Rotarran

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Very nice with the yellow and blue bird in one shot. I like combo shots like that.  Whenever I go out I try to take interesting combo shots.  My dream would be to get an Indigo Bunting and Scarlet Tanager in one shot.  I'm sure it's been done.
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Today is a good day to bird!


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Very Nice!  I saw a couple at Beare Wetlands today but lighting was poor.
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Great shots and excellent backyard bird!  Lucky you and your gf.

Walter :)
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Wow - it's amazing how blue they can be in the sun. Just gorgeous.

Hey Elias - Yesterday morning there were 5 tanagers and 7 buntings at Ashbridges, sometimes they were in the same tree! Of course trying to get them into the same shot would be a whole other challenge. This was the area just south of the first parking lot (not the marina lot) and west of the restaurant, where there are lots of mature deciduous trees. Both species seemed to prefer the maples that were just coming into leaf. Lots of warblers and vireos in that area too.

-kris
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JW Mills

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Thanks everyone, I will pass on your compliments!
 
Quote from: "mr.sharp-photo"
you might need to let her use your camera more often :)
Hah! Good one Richard! Actually, she is using my old gear, a D5000 with 70-300VR.
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