Bird Thread

[D70FAN]

George
It is very highly cropped (you don't want to see my washing hanging on the rest of the washing line do you)

It was the 18-70mm kit lens I'd just finished unpacking the camera and lens when this little fella turn up to see what was going on.

This is a blackbird who been a visitor to our garden for the last 4-5 years

HG

Thanks. Like I said, good shot, sans washline. Especially right out of the box.

We have a version of the blackbird here called the cow bird. I'll try and get a shot of one. They frequent the area where I live due to the small dairies and horse farms, but they are kind of "skitish" around people.

[Maddox]

Fastest way? I wonder...

Nikon Coolpix 775

/MJ

http://medlem.spray.se/photos/

[Bald Eagle]

nice shot. I would take the Seagull, gas prices are outrageous.

[Mr. Peabody]

Purple Martin feeding time.

[Mr. Peabody]

A baby Robin

[D70FAN]

Fastest way? I wonder...

Nikon Coolpix 775

/MJ

http://medlem.spray.se/photos/

More like a scene from "The Birds".

[jeff31]

A turtledove taken at about forty meters (130 ft) with the Sony V3 in back of a telescope.

[jeff31]

[jeff31]

[Q B@LL]

I think this is a White Ibis

Canon 350D w/ Tamrom 75-300 @ f/9.0, 300mm, 1/800s, ISO 100