Morning Visitors
Jun 13, 2022 13:49:55 #
The three of these came for breakfast this morning. Although backlit, the birds are enhanced by reflected light bouncing off the house siding. The light is very different in the afternoon without the benefit of reflection.
The first two shots are of a Mourning Dove, followed by a couple of juvenile (I believe) Anna's Hummingbirds (female and male), and a male Bullock's Oriole.
I used a Tamron 150-600mm and Canon 60D mounted on a Nest tripod with Gimbal head.
The first two shots are of a Mourning Dove, followed by a couple of juvenile (I believe) Anna's Hummingbirds (female and male), and a male Bullock's Oriole.
I used a Tamron 150-600mm and Canon 60D mounted on a Nest tripod with Gimbal head.
Jun 13, 2022 13:57:28 #
Jun 13, 2022 13:58:13 #
vicksart wrote:
The three of these came for breakfast this morning. Although backlit, the birds are enhanced by reflected light bouncing off the house siding. The light is very different in the afternoon without the benefit of reflection.
The first two shots are of a Mourning Dove, followed by a couple of juvenile (I believe) Anna's Hummingbirds (female and male), and a male Bullock's Oriole.
I used a Tamron 150-600mm and Canon 60D mounted on a Nest tripod with Gimbal head.
The first two shots are of a Mourning Dove, followed by a couple of juvenile (I believe) Anna's Hummingbirds (female and male), and a male Bullock's Oriole.
I used a Tamron 150-600mm and Canon 60D mounted on a Nest tripod with Gimbal head.
Very nice shots...and I agree with you on the IDs, including the hummingbirds. Keep up the nice work, and thanks for sharing. jak
Jun 13, 2022 14:05:35 #
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Jun 14, 2022 05:20:00 #
Jun 14, 2022 05:38:12 #
vicksart wrote:
The three of these came for breakfast this morning. Although backlit, the birds are enhanced by reflected light bouncing off the house siding. The light is very different in the afternoon without the benefit of reflection.
The first two shots are of a Mourning Dove, followed by a couple of juvenile (I believe) Anna's Hummingbirds (female and male), and a male Bullock's Oriole.
I used a Tamron 150-600mm and Canon 60D mounted on a Nest tripod with Gimbal head.
The first two shots are of a Mourning Dove, followed by a couple of juvenile (I believe) Anna's Hummingbirds (female and male), and a male Bullock's Oriole.
I used a Tamron 150-600mm and Canon 60D mounted on a Nest tripod with Gimbal head.
Nice set Vicki
Jun 14, 2022 06:10:30 #
Jun 14, 2022 08:48:43 #
vicksart wrote:
The three of these came for breakfast this morning. Although backlit, the birds are enhanced by reflected light bouncing off the house siding. The light is very different in the afternoon without the benefit of reflection.
The first two shots are of a Mourning Dove, followed by a couple of juvenile (I believe) Anna's Hummingbirds (female and male), and a male Bullock's Oriole.
I used a Tamron 150-600mm and Canon 60D mounted on a Nest tripod with Gimbal head.
The first two shots are of a Mourning Dove, followed by a couple of juvenile (I believe) Anna's Hummingbirds (female and male), and a male Bullock's Oriole.
I used a Tamron 150-600mm and Canon 60D mounted on a Nest tripod with Gimbal head.
Great set of images!!! Vicki
Jun 14, 2022 08:58:54 #
Jun 14, 2022 09:20:52 #
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