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    Posted: 21 January 2013 at 19:23
Welcome to part 62 of "Show us some birds...".

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

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a swan in flight
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a77 w/ 70-400G - taken last summer


Snowy Egret - Meeker Slough



Canada Goose - Meeker Slough



Barn Swallow - Grizzly Bay



Red Winged Blackbird - Grizzly Bay



Brandt's Cormorant - Lake Merritt



Snowy Egret - Lake Merritt
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Nice start.
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I agree Doc! Nice to see you here too :)

Beautiful SNowy Egret in the first pic John!

Some from me from today.

Common Kingfisher (Alcedo atthis)







Juvenile Common Gull (Larus canus)



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Posts: 415 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21 January 2013 at 21:57
Thanks, mvanrheenen! I'll admit I'm envious of people like you who get such beautiful shots of kingfishers. I like the gull very much as well. The swath of dark crossing the background, among other things, makes for a great composition.
 



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Yesterday I have spotted my first kingfisher from a very far distance..
I really hope to get him a little closer just like you have.
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mvanrheenen

Great set - again, particularly like the kingfisher. Lovely composition in the snow, though I would guess he would prefer the summer!   

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this bird.

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Good shots Jay
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Blue tit finding something to eat:


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Originally posted by MichelvA MichelvA wrote:

Good shots Jay
thanks MichelvA.
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few with my A57 and 70-400G taken from indoors through double glazing (wife says its too cold to have windows open)
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Bath time in the Water Lilies.
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