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    Posted: 25 August 2022 at 16:38
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Posts: 8959 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 August 2022 at 15:29
Fun shorebirds Mariusz.
We have many shorebirds that look similar.
I never know the names (except when I use some recognition tooling)
I like the grey plover, it seems to sink in the sand.

One little thing I often do with bird shots: adding some catchlight in the eye.
It will improve the impression of the shot
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Thanks :) I'll be there. A new species is always a lot of fun. And for identification, I use this forum ;)
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Great pictures and great job identifying these shorebirds. There are so many it can be difficult. Hope they stick around a while so you can get some more.
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Migration is in progress.

#1 Grey plover


#2 Semipalmated sandpiper


#3 Semipalmated plover
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Posts: 8959 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23 August 2022 at 19:02
Real 'birder' shots of a funny bird
I like the first one, showing all its colors.
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How about some "first American Robins" (Roodborstlijsters in Dutch)


Caught some munchies for the young ones



More goodies on their way to the hungry beaks


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A First Oystercatcher is always allowed
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Originally posted by Dopol Dopol wrote:

Mariusz
where the blue heron shot is sharp, the American Oystercatcher looks 'not so fine'
Lots of artifacts as if the photo was heavily enlarged or so.


Yes Dopol, you are right. The bird was too far away for my gear. And I was too optimistic about the Clear Zoom feature (x1.4). Crop almost 1:1 and that's how it came out. But it was my first oystercatcher and I decided to put it here.
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A blue tit bringing some "goodies" to her young ones


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Posts: 8959 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22 August 2022 at 08:45
Mariusz
where the blue heron shot is sharp, the American Oystercatcher looks 'not so fine'
Lots of artifacts as if the photo was heavily enlarged or so.
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Posts: 3146 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21 August 2022 at 22:50
Great blue heron
#1


#2


#3


#4 American oystercatcher


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