More of my back yard pet.

kgarrett11

There are now 2 eggs in the Redwinged Blackbird's nest. I hope that they hatch ok and none of the local cats get to them because the nest is pretty low to the ground.
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Dick on Aruba

Nice series, although I don't go really for the composition in the first three captures. I think they look better if you are able to give the birds more room in the direction they are looking.

Thanks for sharing,

Dick.

Maestro

Boy they sure were squawking a lot. Every shot has their beaks wide open.

kgarrett11

Dick on Aruba wrote:

Nice series, although I don't go really for the composition in the first three captures. I think they look better if you are able to give the birds more room in the direction they are looking.

Thanks for sharing,

Dick.

Thanks Dick. That's what I am looking for. Anything that will make my pictures better. They are cropped. I can give it a try and see if they look any better with more space.

kgarrett11

Maestro wrote:

Boy they sure were squawking a lot. Every shot has their beaks wide open.

She was a LITTLE upset with me then but she seems to be geting better with me now. She is letting me get a little closer to the nest before she jumps out and starts squawking.

Harryb

Good set with the first shot being the best.

kgarrett11

Harryb wrote:

Good set with the first shot being the best.

Thanks Harry, That first one was my favorite too.

Harv

Excellent set. The first and last do it for me. Sharp and well detailed. I would have to go along with Ric's comment. A bit more 'looking into' space would make your great shots even better. Well done.

kgarrett11

Harv wrote:

Excellent set. The first and last do it for me. Sharp and well detailed. I would have to go along with Ric's comment. A bit more 'looking into' space would make your great shots even better. Well done.

Thanks Harv. I'm going to try it because these are cropped in PS.