Thanks! Here is the male that was with the leucistic femaleOriginally Posted by HDNitehawk
Thanks! Here is the male that was with the leucistic female
Last edited by Joel Eade; 01-16-2014 at 08:54 PM.
Great shots Joel and Rick....
BTW...Joel...Birds unlimited could use your shot of the leucistic female.
that would be fun!Great shots Joel and Rick....
BTW...Joel...Birds unlimited could use your shot of the leucistic female.
Nice timing.
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Joel, if you didn't post pictures of your setup in the past, I would assume you were shooting professionally prepared taxidermy in front of a backdrop in a studio. I just got around to setting feeders up at my new house. Maybe I will start shooting birds again.
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Thanks, I do take special care to place my perches so that the background is clean. I like that "studio" look.
Same bird and same EXIF data, different perch.
Snow brings the birds to the feeders in large numbers....all the usual suspects are here today.
Female Northern Cardinal
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