Post your best bird shots!

[Joel Eade]

Denise, Sorry for the late reply and thanks---The BdA is a great place to shoot, and I would highly recommend it to any photog heading this way---but I have one huge problem with it. It seems that there is so much to shoot that I find myself running from subject to subject without ever really "working the shot". I know that if I would decide on a subject and just work the shot, my photos would be much better, but it's kinda like a kid in a candy store, usually all I end up with is a belly ache. So I have told my wife, that when we go out there it will only be to shoot one thing and then i can focus on really getting it right. of course that has yet to happen

Still sounds awesome to me.....can't wait, are you formulating a game plan?

[bob williams]

Nice catch Gasam, very tough to capture these guys as you said---they do move fast.

[Don Burkett]

Don't shoot a lot of birds, but liked this one so thought I'd share.

Larger size here Mallard Thanks for looking.

[Don Burkett]

Very nice Denise

[Joel Eade]

Don't shoot a lot of birds, but liked this one so thought I'd share.


Larger size here Mallard Thanks for looking.

Nice Mallard image, good full broad side pose and head angle.

[ddt0725]

Black-capped Chickadee by Denise Trocio, on Flickr


Northern Cardinal by Denise Trocio, on Flickr

[Joel Eade]

Really nice Denise, I like 'em both!!

[bob williams]

Denise, Your raising the bar---Nice job

[Joel Eade]

This was from a week or so ago, haven't had much time since then......I added a watermark to my Zenfolio site

[dsiegel5151]

Joel, great shot. I hung up some more woodpecker feeders. I had a little Downy sitting on one all day, but he never moved to a perch! Here's all the decent shots I have for now. I was trying to get a Tufted Titmouse so my setup was a little too close for the Blue Jays.