Are they watching?

bfjr

Ok guys this is how ya do a fly by:D







Ahh that ain't so great

pathfinder

Urban sparrows can be amazingly tolerant of pedestrians passing by. I see them walking to lunch some days at noon. The same species in my backyard may require 4 times as much distance from humans. very nice series of pictures.

Kirwin

Hi Ben,


Enjoyed your series...

but your third image is best with the bird hovering.

jwear

Hey Ben you working the small birds now to sharpen the trigger finger nice set I go with the 3rd shot too last one is funny nice grap

Harryb

Excellent Ben. A fine series and wonderful catches of those little ones in the air. The WB seems a tad warm or was that the way the light was?

bfjr

pathfinder wrote:

Urban sparrows can be amazingly tolerant of pedestrians passing by. I see them walking to lunch some days at noon. The same species in my backyard may require 4 times as much distance from humans. very nice series of pictures.

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Very true, I had to get my big gun FZ20+tcon14b to get these guys and still had to crop some

Thanks for stopping by

bfjr

Kirwin wrote:

Hi Ben,


Enjoyed your series...

but your third image is best with the bird hovering.

Thanks K (if you don't mind I'm going to use that, so bad with names)

Got to keep practicing my bif's small, large, whatever, if it flies these days it's not safe from me and me camera :lol4

bfjr

jwear wrote:

Hey Ben you working the small birds now to sharpen the trigger finger nice set I go with the 3rd shot too last one is funny nice grap

Your bet I am buddy

bfjr

Harryb wrote:

Excellent Ben. A fine series and wonderful catches of those little ones in the air. The WB seems a tad warm or was that the way the light was?

Hi ya Harry
Thanks, yep it was morning light.
Bump it up in lab levels/hue/sat mostly likely over did it a bit.