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Harryb
Sep-06-2005, 11:57 AM
Hi you'll,

While i'm waiting for Ben and Jeff to come back with some kingfisher pics I thought I would post a few pics from the wetlands.

close up of a snowy egret
http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/32571286-L.jpg

a tri-colored heron looking for breakfast
http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/32571307-L.jpg

our smallest duck, the grebe
http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/32571325-L.jpg

a cattle egret
http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/33323602-L.jpg

a glosyy ibis
http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/33323636-L.jpg

a female morehen chcik
http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/33323596-L.jpg

Osprey Whisperer
Sep-06-2005, 12:21 PM
Well done Harry. Nice set of pics. :thumb :thumb :thumb I'm still looking for some mermaid shots from you. :uhoh I had a bunch of kingfishers in my backyard...but didn't feel like taking the camera out of the bag. I figured you had seen enough of these red eyed birds. :):



Later 'Gator.

BMP

ginger_55
Sep-06-2005, 12:39 PM
Very good photos, Harry!

Are you expecting some rain, too?

I mean why do you have all the birds when Fla is looking at a tropical storm?

Whatever the reason, very good treatment and shooting!

ginger

Allen
Sep-06-2005, 01:15 PM
I like the little grebe & ibis best of all, haven't seen before.
'nother excellent series. Thanks for keepin' my goals high.
AL

Harryb
Sep-06-2005, 02:32 PM
Thanks Mike. Not to worry about those kingfishers. Jeff and Ben are probably shooting hundreds of kingfisher shots as we speak. :rofl

Osprey Whisperer
Sep-06-2005, 03:14 PM
Thanks Mike. Not to worru about those kingfishers. Jeff and Ben are probably shooting hundreds of kingfisher shots as we speak. :rofl
That's what I'm worried about. You did make it clear you meant "shoot" as in taking photographs....and not for providing dinner? :huh :dunno :scratch :thumb

I'm sure they'll both flash those poor kingfishers and then they'll be useless and blind as bats. :rofl

That storm getting you ...over on the East coast ?? Looks like rain here in a few.

BMP

Harryb
Sep-06-2005, 05:42 PM
That's what I'm worried about. You did make it clear you meant "shoot" as in taking photographs....and not for providing dinner? :huh :dunno :scratch :thumb
Not to worry they are more dangerous with their cameras than they ever would be with shotguns. :rofl



I'm sure they'll both flash those poor kingfishers and then they'll be useless and blind as bats. :rofl

That's a safe bet. I have filed a report with PETA about their activities. :evil



That storm getting you ...over on the East coast ?? Looks like rain here in a few.
Looks like tropical depression 16 is heading for us (probably will land a bit north of us). Not a big deal but it looks like rain through Friday. :cry I had a couple of folks coming up for a shoot on Thursday and it looks like we will have to cancel.

bfjr
Sep-06-2005, 06:16 PM
Ok Ok I went lookin today and I'll get back to that later in another post. :wxwax :D

Dig the the tri color shot, pristine work :thumb and the morehen, Ibis Ahh heck like em all :D

jwear
Sep-06-2005, 07:49 PM
the shot you posted are great as always but a kingfisher is like a snip they do not really exist right:wxwax maybe you can give us an example :wxwax and are they afraid of the light

Harryb
Sep-07-2005, 01:24 AM
Very good photos, Harry!

Are you expecting some rain, too?

I mean why do you have all the birds when Fla is looking at a tropical storm?

Whatever the reason, very good treatment and shooting!

ginger
Hey Ginger,

Thanks, I'm glad you liked the shots. Looks like we will have rain for the next few days. Nornakky we get one to two showers a day in this season but they are usually very short. Today was the first day we had rain all day and it looks like we have a tropicals torm headed our way so the rest of the week looks kind of wet.

The birds don't heed the weather that much. They season in their habitual areas. The nesting birds return at the end of the nesting season and the migratory birds start arriving in late September.

Harryb
Sep-07-2005, 07:29 AM
I like the little grebe & ibis best of all, haven't seen before.
'nother excellent series. Thanks for keepin' my goals high.
AL
Thanks Allen. I like to give the lesser known birds a chance to be seen.

Harryb
Sep-07-2005, 11:02 AM
Ok Ok I went lookin today and I'll get back to that later in another post. :wxwax :D

Dig the the tri color shot, pristine work :thumb and the morehen, Ibis Ahh heck like em all :D
Why thank you Ben and I tried to provide you some assistane on your quest in your thread. :D

Harryb
Sep-08-2005, 12:44 PM
the shot you posted are great as always but a kingfisher is like a snip they do not really exist right:wxwax maybe you can give us an example :wxwax and are they afraid of the light
I'm leaving the kingfishers to you guys. :rofl I left you both a helpful clue in your own threads. :D