A few Bird Images taken this week. 4 Images

Dennis Kaczor

Eastern Kingbird



American Goldfinch




Blue Heron In Flight





Golden Eye Duck

Harryb

Very good set Dennis with the gold finch shot being outstanding.

Dennis Kaczor

Harryb wrote:

Very good set Dennis with the gold finch shot being outstanding.

Thanks Harry for the comment on this series. I agree that that Goldfinch one turned t great.

Thanks again.

LCD

They are lovely!
great exposure on that Kingbird.

Ric Grupe

The Goldfinch is great, but, I like the Eastern Kingbird most. The compo, the color, the subject, and the background all come together for me in that shot!

Dick on Aruba

Fantastic seires Dennis.

Thanks for sharing.

Dick.

Dennis Kaczor

LCD wrote:

They are lovely!
great exposure on that Kingbird.

Thanks LCD, I really like that Eatern Kingbird and Goldfinch shot in this seriers.

Thanks again

Dennis Kaczor

Ric Grupe wrote:

The Goldfinch is great, but, I like the Eastern Kingbird most. The compo, the color, the subject, and the background all come together for me in that shot!

Thanks Ric, the Eastern King bird is the one I like as well, as you mentioned the background and the exposure really made this bird stand out.

Thnaks again.

Dennis Kaczor

Dick on Aruba wrote:

Fantastic seires Dennis.

Thanks for sharing.

Dick.

Thanks Dick for your comment on this series of images.

Ted Szukalski

That Blue Heron In Flight is a great capture. I wonder what distance you were from the bird? My longest lens is only modest 200mm and I find that for a reasonable photo I do have serious problems tracking fast flying birds.

PS. I wonder how may birders here know what your surname means

Dennis Kaczor

Ted Szukalski wrote:

That Blue Heron In Flight is a great capture. I wonder what distance you were from the bird? My longest lens is only modest 200mm and I find that for a reasonable photo I do have serious problems tracking fast flying birds.

PS. I wonder how may birders here know what your surname means

Hi Ted, thanks for the comments on this series of images. With my 100-400 if they birds is not to close in I don;t have a probelm tracking them, but close in is a hit and miss for me, as the lens is not fast enough. I have the prime 400mm on my list to get for shooting birds. The the Heron shot, you would have had not problem getting this bird with the 200.

As for what my surname means, go ahead and tell them, I forgot what it means myself.

Thanks again for the comments.

Ted Szukalski

Kaczor means "male duck" in polish, and this is why I saw some humour in you posting bird photographs.