Variety of Birds in Flight shots.
Jody Melanson
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Finally have had some nice weather around Southern Ontario!
I call this one, the Moon through a White Pine.
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Young Coopers Hawk.
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Mr. Red Wing Blackbird looking for love.
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Scappin' Tree Swallows.
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Mrs. Belted Kingfisher.
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Mr. Red Wing Blackbird.
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Mr. Common Grackle.
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Mrs. Belted Kingfisher again.
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Yellow Shafted Flicker take off.
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Virginia Rail on the move.
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Mr. Blue Winged Teal.
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Mrs. House Sparrow coming at ya!
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I call this one, the Moon through a White Pine.
1
Young Coopers Hawk.
2
3
Mr. Red Wing Blackbird looking for love.
4
Scappin' Tree Swallows.
5
Mrs. Belted Kingfisher.
6
Mr. Red Wing Blackbird.
7
Mr. Common Grackle.
8
Mrs. Belted Kingfisher again.
9
Yellow Shafted Flicker take off.
10
Virginia Rail on the move.
11
Mr. Blue Winged Teal.
12
Mrs. House Sparrow coming at ya!
13
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I've been trying to get a good capture of one of these guys for three weeks now...nada!:cry
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may i ask what lens you used to shoot the birds and how far you were (approx. of course)? they're nice crops.
always enjoy your shots Jody...what lenses are you using...
regards...Keith
Haven't tried any birds in flight yet.....this is definitely encouragement!!
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