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Harryb
Mar-21-2005, 12:24 PM
Hi you'll

A Northern Mockingbird
http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/17182420-L.jpg

a Killdeer
http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/17020532-L.jpg

a Sandpiper I think
http://behret.smugmug.com/photos/17020540-L.jpg

Shakey
Mar-21-2005, 12:46 PM
Great shots Harry I find the small birds so quick. I hold down the shutter and poof they are gone!
Mind you I only have a 300d which only shoots 2.5 frames per sec as the spec say . (where did that .5 of a frame go anyhow?)
But still in the blink of an eye ...gone.You sure are lucky to have such great flora to take pictures with your fauna.

As usuall I look forward to your next post!

Tim

Harryb
Mar-21-2005, 02:58 PM
Great shots Harry I find the small birds so quick. I hold down the shutter and poof they are gone!
Mind you I only have a 300d which only shoots 2.5 frames per sec as the spec say . (where did that .5 of a frame go anyhow?)
But still in the blink of an eye ...gone.You sure are lucky to have such great flora to take pictures with your fauna.

As usuall I look forward to your next post!

Tim
Hey Tim,

These little ones are so hard to shoot. They are rarely still and will fly off as soon as they notice you. Thanks for the kind words.

jwear
Mar-21-2005, 03:53 PM
It is a sandpiper harry i have 3 dif. sizes now that i have shot i will find the big one and post it was going to do that here but ??? he flew the puter .Great focus and variety [we do need spell ck ] the water in the second shot next to the subject i like :thumb :clap

gtc
Mar-21-2005, 04:17 PM
nice shots harry-the northern mockingbird appears to be snacking on some australian flora-grevillea-its common name here is bottlebrush,as thats what the flowers resemble-you will find that they will attract all sorts of nectar eating birds and insects.

greg

Harryb
Mar-21-2005, 05:54 PM
It is a sandpiper harry i have 3 dif. sizes now that i have shot i will find the big one and post it was going to do that here but ??? he flew the puter .Great focus and variety [we do need spell ck ] the water in the second shot next to the subject i like :thumb :clap
Hey Jeff,

Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment. I'm looking forward to seeing your sandpiper shot.

bfjr
Mar-21-2005, 06:10 PM
Hey Harry, Thanks for streching your wings (pun intended :D )
Pristine :thumb So Sharp :thumb
You make a common bird look good (my wife (Laura) told me to write this :D :thumb )

Kirwin
Mar-21-2005, 06:46 PM
Hi Harry,

I have a whole collection of blurred pipers. I see you managed to catch this little guy during his 1/4 second rest break before moving on again. Nice grab. Thanks for sharin'.

Harryb
Mar-22-2005, 07:22 AM
nice shots harry-the northern mockingbird appears to be snacking on some australian flora-grevillea-its common name here is bottlebrush,as thats what the flowers resemble-you will find that they will attract all sorts of nectar eating birds and insects.

greg
Thanks Greg for the kind words and that plant ID. I was wondering what the heck that was:dunno

gus
Mar-22-2005, 11:43 AM
Got your small one right here harry...he stands at 5 feet tall & says he has issues with egret shooters.

http://wadjelaphotography.smugmug.com/photos/11909868-M.jpg

Harryb
Mar-22-2005, 01:26 PM
Hey Harry, Thanks for streching your wings (pun intended :D )
Pristine :thumb So Sharp :thumb
You make a common bird look good (my wife (Laura) told me to write this :D :thumb )
Hey Ben,

You have a very nice wife. Have her give me a call when she gets tired of you. :rofl

Thanks a lot.

Harryb
Mar-22-2005, 06:34 PM
Hi Harry,

I have a whole collection of blurred pipers. I see you managed to catch this little guy during his 1/4 second rest break before moving on again. Nice grab. Thanks for sharin'.
Thanks Kerwin. I was lucky to get that shot becasue he was on the move the moment I got the shot off. Those little ones are so much tougher to get than egrets and herons.

Harryb
Mar-22-2005, 09:19 PM
Got your small one right here harry...he stands at 5 feet tall & says he has issues with egret shooters.


Hey Mr. H

That's one ugly bird. It looks like he has issues with a lot more stuff than just egret shooters.
:rofl

Shakey
Mar-22-2005, 09:24 PM
Got your small one right here harry...he stands at 5 feet tall & says he has issues with egret shooters.

http://wadjelaphotography.smugmug.com/photos/11909868-M.jpgThats the tweety bird after he drank the Dr. Jeckyll formula!:huh Yikes!

gus
Mar-22-2005, 09:26 PM
Thats the tweety bird after he drank the Dr. Jeckyll formula!:huh Yikes!One drumstick feeds the whole street. Its just catching 'em before they catch you thats the problem :1drinkThey have killed people.