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Last time it was the great white egret.......
this time it's the little snowy egret atop the tree.
Cheers
MM
The "original" tree topper post......incase you missed it.
http://www.digitalgrin.com/showthread.php?t=16535
this time it's the little snowy egret atop the tree.
Cheers
MM
The "original" tree topper post......incase you missed it.
http://www.digitalgrin.com/showthread.php?t=16535
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How many photographers does it take to change a light bulb? 50. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to say, "I could have done that better!"
I wonder if this snowy is the same bird I keep running into all over town? I suppose if I capture him again....and grill him up for dinner....I'll figure this all out.
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you just open your rear door and whamo bamo Egret in a tree
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I sure don't see raptors. I did this morning, but I had to photograph the blob on the tree, bring it home, all 25 or so shots, load it up to the bridge, go to RAW, blow it up 100%, to find out that it was a hawk, Usually there are Snowys there. The bird even flew. What I got were mostly back shots.
Didn't matter, so far away that there are hardly any pixels.
When these birds fly "home", they fly to someone's backyard, an estate type backyard. They do not stay in the marsh and I still don't have access.
I had a good time today, though.
My camera needs work, I was going to wait til I saw an eagle. That is not happening. I am accepting it a bit. We are going somewhere new this weekend, but I can't walk for miles anymore, if I ever could. Other than that, I have no idea where to look for different birds, so I take the Snowys, or whatever I get.
sad isn't it, Mike.
But the thing is, those are gorgeous shots!
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I'm hoping with the colder weather...I'll get some of them migratin' birds from the North. I hope I'll have some new neighbors in my trees and waterways. I would really like to get some BOP shots. Eagles, Hawks, Owls..heck even those darn ugly Turkey Vultures would be nice. The problem I fear is that this itty bitty 200mm will not give me enough reach to capture these birds. Maybe I'll have to set up some sort of "bird blind" to get close to the action?<img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/ne_nau.gif" border="0" alt="" > You would think I'd see more Osprey living where I do. Heck..the next town over is called "osprey". <img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/rolleyes1.gif" border="0" alt="" > Maybe it was a bad joke...and there are none in the area?
I have been thinking. If I can't find these other birds....perhaps I could paint the snowy egrets to look like them. A white "canvas" is a good one to paint on. <runs for the paints and brushes>
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MM
...........oldy snapped with the 35mm and scanned the 4"x6" print. The last BOP shot I took..and it was a couple years ago. Grrrr
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