Flip me a bird today
Oct 27, 2012 19:49:08 #
nice Cardinal, the little guys are so much harder to get a sharp capture on, good job.
Oct 27, 2012 19:50:55 #
No i was replying to the poster who said she didn't know what kind of hawk she shot, I'm new here so don't have it all down well yet. Good capture on your Nighthawk, they are sooo tough when they are moving.
Oct 27, 2012 20:24:50 #
Birdguide wrote:
No i was replying to the poster who said she didn't know what kind of hawk she shot, I'm new here so don't have it all down well yet. Good capture on your Nighthawk, they are sooo tough when they are moving.
To help all of us, it would be nice if you hit Quote Reply instead of just Reply so that it copies the original post like above.
Oct 27, 2012 20:53:35 #
ace-mt wrote:
This robin built her nest on the rail of the big sliding door of my shop.
Great family photo!
Oct 27, 2012 21:03:37 #
capsar050 wrote:
Robins are very skittish. How did you get that shot?
I hope you had another door to get in the shop.
ace-mt wrote:
This robin built her nest on the rail of the big sliding door of my shop.
Robins are very skittish. How did you get that shot?
I hope you had another door to get in the shop.
I just happen to have some Canadiens also, with a Heron thrown in.
Oct 27, 2012 21:15:30 #
capsar050 wrote:
I use an Oly D390 at the shop for Power Point photos because the size of the picture is just right. Having a sharp edge to edge photo from a P&S is a always game winner. It sounds like a good topic to start. Pro full / half frame or point&shoot. Second thought... It might turn into the OK coral.
What kind of an old bird is that?
Oct 27, 2012 21:35:21 #
tramsey wrote:
What kind of an old bird is that?
capsar050 wrote:
I use an Oly D390 at the shop for Power Point photos because the size of the picture is just right. Having a sharp edge to edge photo from a P&S is a always game winner. It sounds like a good topic to start. Pro full / half frame or point&shoot. Second thought... It might turn into the OK coral.
What kind of an old bird is that?
It is known as a Navion and has gone through several designations over the years, two of them are U18 and L17 (as a civilian model it's just a Navion.)
They were used from the Korean War through 2005 with different branches. McArther had one for his own transport.
They are carrier qualified and are very robust. We used this one for SAR, counter drug, recon, and disaster relief.
Oct 27, 2012 23:18:33 #
To help all of us, it would be nice if you hit Quote Reply instead of just Reply so that it copies the original post like above.[/quote]
Being active in a couple other forums I saw how some "quote replys" were a quarter page long. I think that is a bit much and burns too much space without a photo. I see how it is very usefull and withdraw my origional request not to quote reply. I think we should hold it within reason though.
Being active in a couple other forums I saw how some "quote replys" were a quarter page long. I think that is a bit much and burns too much space without a photo. I see how it is very usefull and withdraw my origional request not to quote reply. I think we should hold it within reason though.
Oct 27, 2012 23:56:43 #
huskyrider705 wrote:
Another bad hairday
Haha. We had a duck like this at our park and my daughter named it "Elvis"
Oct 27, 2012 23:59:36 #
Oct 28, 2012 00:02:57 #
azrrt76 wrote:
Quail on my back fence
ooohhh, my favorite bird! Our eastern bob-white quail are on the decline since farmers stopped growing grain and started raising cattle. Cattle take a different kind of grass which is too tanglely and thick for the little ones to get through. I hear one or two a summer when I used to hear many. so sad
Oct 28, 2012 15:53:39 #
Wahawk wrote:
To help all of us, it would be nice if you hit Quote Reply instead of just Reply so that it copies the original post like above.
Birdguide wrote:
No i was replying to the poster who said she didn't know what kind of hawk she shot, I'm new here so don't have it all down well yet. Good capture on your Nighthawk, they are sooo tough when they are moving.
To help all of us, it would be nice if you hit Quote Reply instead of just Reply so that it copies the original post like above.
Thank you Wahawk, am I doing it right now?
Oct 28, 2012 17:20:00 #
Birdguide wrote:
Thank you Wahawk, am I doing it right now?
Wahawk wrote:
To help all of us, it would be nice if you hit Quote Reply instead of just Reply so that it copies the original post like above.
Birdguide wrote:
No i was replying to the poster who said she didn't know what kind of hawk she shot, I'm new here so don't have it all down well yet. Good capture on your Nighthawk, they are sooo tough when they are moving.
To help all of us, it would be nice if you hit Quote Reply instead of just Reply so that it copies the original post like above.
Thank you Wahawk, am I doing it right now?
Thank you. Now we know who you are refering to .... Good job.
Oct 29, 2012 13:15:29 #
Birdguide wrote:
Just got to crow..yeah I know...shut up all ready, but i just posted my first picture to the site, been a member 24 hours, posted the eagle getting ready to eat tweety. Love the people who make this site so welcoming
Beautiful photo, birdguide. Welcome!
Oct 29, 2012 14:01:41 #
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