The week in review
This includes my already posted Kestrel shots, sorry for the repeat, but here is my week of birding this week.
Yesterday and today I went out and found these little darlings....
An American Robin foraging on the ground.
A European Starling on a branch.
A big crow
Ooops. You're not a bird!
That cow was with these guys. Just your typical cow birds.
I also found a nice meadowlark who was not trying to hide from me.
I found another kestrel. Actually, I think it is the same one I photographed last week because it was in the same place. I think these are bit better.
Need to adjust the exposure on this one looking at it now that it is posted.
Then, after I blew a shot yesterday of a red tailed hawk, I was able to go back to the same place and find it again in the trees. I had originally forgotten to reset my ISO to a lower setting for bright sun. :banghead:
Blown shot
Better shot from today.
Quick BIF
I'll end with a distant shot of a pretty male cardinal that was making lots of noise. It was very easy to find him since he stood out in and amongst the winter foliage.
Enjoy looking. I enjoyed taking the pictures.
Yesterday and today I went out and found these little darlings....
An American Robin foraging on the ground.
A European Starling on a branch.
A big crow
Ooops. You're not a bird!
That cow was with these guys. Just your typical cow birds.
I also found a nice meadowlark who was not trying to hide from me.
I found another kestrel. Actually, I think it is the same one I photographed last week because it was in the same place. I think these are bit better.
Need to adjust the exposure on this one looking at it now that it is posted.
Then, after I blew a shot yesterday of a red tailed hawk, I was able to go back to the same place and find it again in the trees. I had originally forgotten to reset my ISO to a lower setting for bright sun. :banghead:
Blown shot
Better shot from today.
Quick BIF
I'll end with a distant shot of a pretty male cardinal that was making lots of noise. It was very easy to find him since he stood out in and amongst the winter foliage.
Enjoy looking. I enjoyed taking the pictures.
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Great series, well done.
Thanks for sharing.
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I am waiting to get on a roll like yours.
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Thanks Harry. I really was hoping that the two that were around were going to do some flying acrobatics in some wild courtship ritual. I think it is that time of the year, but they didn't do anything except fly in circles. So I got the quick BIF.
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A little on the heavy side.
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