Post your best bird shots!

[Fast Glass]

Me too, but I see them quite often. At least one or twice a week. Sometimes daily.


John.

[banman1]

here is one i got the other day of a bald eagle by my home...
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.. rod

[Kayaker72]

here is one i got the other day of a bald eagle by my home

Rod,That picture should be on aUS postage stamp or something.....great picture. []


Brant

[Kayaker72]

Royal Tern, Alafia River Florida


EOS 1D MKIII


500 f/4L IS USM


Tripod with gimbal head


1/2000 sec


f/8


iso 400


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I really love this picture as well.

[Richard Lane]

JJ,


Nice Contrast and creamy bokeh! I also like that the bird is looking into the frame.


Rich

[Richard Lane]

Joel,


Nice DOF of the bird, very sharp, with a nice clean background. I also like the contrast and the fact that the bird has something in it's mouth.


Nice Capture!


Rich

[Richard Lane]

Rod,


Nice composition and angle of the bird. That Bald Eagle looks fierce. There's only a mild softening, perhaps from cropping.


What was your EXIF Data? Where do you Live?


I'm proud that, this is our National Bird in the U.S.A.


Rich

[neuroanatomist]

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Went up toPack Monadnock in southern NH over the weekend. Hoping to catch some of the thousands of migrating hawks, but most of them decided to hang out up north at least until the next cold front passes. Only a few sharp-shins, some red-tails, and a couple of turkey vultures flew by - all too far in the distance for a good view. Still, there was one nice photo op when they released this rehabilitated juvenile broad-winged hawk:


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[banman1]

hi brant,thanks for the complament ive got a few more from the same day ill post later.....thanks again rod

[clemmb]

My first attempt at capturing a bird in flight.


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Camera Maker: Canon
Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D
Image Date: 2010-09-09 14:23:46 -0500
Focal Length: 105.0mm
Aperture: f/5.6
Exposure Time: 0.0005 s (1/2000)
ISO equiv: 400
Exposure Bias: none
White Balance: Auto
Flash Fired: No
Color Space: sRGB v1.31 (Canon)