Great work Glenn. 2 and 4 are my favorites. 2 I like because of the expression on its face and 4 for the prey in its mouth plus the really nice flash work.
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Dennis KaczorRegistered UsersPosts: 2,413Major grins
edited May 27, 2008
Very nice captures and colours here with the yellow warbler, and the one that I like is the one with the bug in the beak. Also nice details in the feathers here to, good job.
Great work Glenn. 2 and 4 are my favorites. 2 I like because of the expression on its face and 4 for the prey in its mouth plus the really nice flash work.
Thanks Stephen! Flash helps alot with these little guys!
Very nice captures and colours here with the yellow warbler, and the one that I like is the one with the bug in the beak. Also nice details in the feathers here to, good job.
Thanks Dennis! The bug in the beak was a bonus. I was just happy getting a clean shot of the bird.
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I had a chance at these over the weekend...but didn't get any useable ones. :cry
All too far away or blurred.:bash
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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!"
or if I did he must've moving too fast for me capture him.
Anyway, a beautiful bird well captured
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Thanks Javalover! He was fun to photograph!
Thanks Ric! Usually that is how it goes with warblers. I was very lucky with this bird.
Thanks Bob!
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Thanks Dave!
Thanks Stephen! Flash helps alot with these little guys!
Thanks Harry!
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Thanks Russ! We only get them for a short time as they pass through, and they usually stay out of reach of our long lenses.
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Thanks Mike!
Thanks Jim!
Thanks Colfragless!
Thanks Dennis! The bug in the beak was a bonus. I was just happy getting a clean shot of the bird.
Thanks Ben!
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