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    Posted: 23 July 2014 at 19:26
Welcome to episode 72 of the "Birds" thread.

For completeness, here is the list of all the previous bird threads:
/Michael

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These birds are in a shelter because they're injured or ill.

1. Young Bald Eagle - I've watched him for a year or so. His feathers recently went to white from the dark brown.


2. Barn Owl


3. Red Shouldered Hawk (I think).
Amateur at best with a Sony SLT-A77V, DT 16-50mm F2.8 SSM, 70-300mm F4.5-5.6 G2 SSM
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Early morning Pelicans

A77, Big Beercan @ 75mm, f/9, 1/80sec, ISO400, 6*9 crop

Never seen this many at one time down at the local river, normally there's 2 or 3 but this morning there was atleast 20 gathered.
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White Faced Herons
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Was just in California for a meeting at Asilomar Conference Center, outside of Monterey and found a dead tree with this Acorn Woodpecker and was surprised when the little one stuck its head out - this is a huge crop as I was not expecting to do any birding and only took my a77/SON 18-135mm combo. I was about 20 yards away from the tree.



a77, f/8, 1/2000, ISO800, 135mm, A priority
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a99ii-VCG/a77ii-VGC|Son 24-70 ZA f2.8|Son 18-135 f3.5-5.6|Min 35 f2|Min 50 f1.4|Min 80-200 2.8 APO HS G|Min 100 f2.8 MACRO|Son 70-400G f4.5-5.6|Sig 400 APO MACRO|HVL-F58 & F60
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Harlequin Ducks
 



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Anna's Hummingbird from today

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Young Steller's Sea-eagle
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great shot of the largest bird of prey in the world
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This is an escapee that was spotted in Tampines, Singapore by a birder. This was the bird of the week with many shooters trying to look for this one fellow. I only managed to get this on my third attempt when a fellow birder spotted it on the tree and told me about it. Waited for 15 minutes and this beauty finally flew down. Although it was quite friendly, it does like to stay among the grass and was pretty jumpy. This were my best shots of it taken while I proned on the ground.

DSC00136_DxO by teckhengwang, on Flickr

DSC00162_DxO by teckhengwang, on Flickr

DSC00176_DxO by teckhengwang, on Flickr

DSC00180_DxO by teckhengwang, on Flickr
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Common Blackbird chic, his black dad and brown mum were both at the ground searching for food for him.

DSC03315 by blutengelnouta, on Flickr

Beautiful Eurasian Blue Tit chick pecking at some berries. He threw most of them on the ground though, picky. x)

DSC04122 by blutengelnouta, on Flickr

Barn Swallow letting out a merry song.

DSC04037 by blutengelnouta, on Flickr

Cool gang of juvenile House sparrows.

DSC03751-2 by blutengelnouta, on Flickr
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Posts: 194 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 July 2014 at 13:24
Swallow



A77 with Minolta 500 8.0 Reflex
Sony SLT-A77 with VG-C77AM | 16-50mm 2.8 | 50mm 1.8 | 85mm 2.8 | 70-400mm 4-5.6 G |
Minolta 24mm 2.8 | 24-85mm 3.5-4.5 RS | 50mm 1.7 RS | 100mm 2.8 Macro D | 75-300mm 4.5-5.6 RS | 500mm 8.0 Reflex |
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He's been out of the nest for 30 minutes and is already learning to pose for pictures. (American robin)
To see is to enjoy. To see beyond is to rejoice.

A77Mark II; A6600; A99; various film bodies and an ever-changing collection of lenses
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That's a mouthful!
To see is to enjoy. To see beyond is to rejoice.

A77Mark II; A6600; A99; various film bodies and an ever-changing collection of lenses
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