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Birds

Chasing birds with a camera since 2004. Most images taken with Olympus 4/3 gear in my home state of Minnesota. Comments and suggestions are welcome.
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Boreal Chickadee.
Boreal Chickadee.		 Barn Owl
Barn Owl		 Bateleur
Bateleur		 Yellow Rump Warbler on ice.
Yellow Rump Warbler on ice.
Trumpeter Swans 1
Trumpeter Swans 1		 Trumpeter Swans 2
Trumpeter Swans 2		 Trumpeter Swans 3
Trumpeter Swans 3		 Northern Hawk Owl.
Northern Hawk Owl.
Sandhill Crane
Sandhill Crane		 Heron close up
Heron close up		 Tree Swallow
Tree Swallow		 Northern Flicker
Northern Flicker
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joseantonio19-Mar-2012 22:01
Very nice work in this gallery
Shirley Haden18-Feb-2006 08:26
Hi Mark,

Still no cookies! I really loved your bird photos and enjoyed looking through this gallery. I hope to get a lot more bird photos come spring. The poor little birds are wishing it was spring right about now. Anyhow, Good Work!

Shirley (MercurySoft1 in dpr)
Mark Boenish11-Nov-2005 21:32
No,Alida, I do not use a Spotting scope. Most of the shots have full EXIF info, and as the focal lengths indicate, most were shot with either my 50-200, with or without 1.4 TC, or my 50mm macro. Many of the best raptor shots are captive birds taken at shows, though I am working on my stalking skills, and hoping to get a 300mm lens. You have some great shots of gulls in flight in your galleries. Thanks and good luck with your birding!
Mark
Alida Thorpe11-Nov-2005 18:52
Wonderful bird photos! Do you use a scope?
Muskrat's Photos08-Jun-2004 01:47
Hi Mark..Thanks for your comments on my Gallery...I love photographing birds...I'm trying to get a collection of as many as I can...I think I have about 50 different species now. Yes, we do have Scarlet Tanagers. There are at least 3 pair that I see and hear regularly in our Northeastern Pennsylvania woodlot. If you didn't see one in my collection, I'll put one in right away...it wasn't my best effort, as I am still trying to get a good shot! You have a great shot of an Indigo Bunting in yours. What a pretty bird!
Muskrat
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