Posts for: Mustanger
Jan 4, 2016 22:04:21 #
Yooper 2 wrote:
Cool. Grey Jays are such characters. They don't seem to be afraid of people. We got a lot of them around the hunting camp. They liked the cooked hamburger we put out for the flying squirrels.
Hey Yooper2 We get Blue Jays, (Stellar Jays) Clark's Nutcrackers, Crows & Ravens & Seagulls in our West Coast mountains but rarely to never see Gray Jays! Would love to see Flying Squirrels! Thank you so much for replying! Debi.
Jan 4, 2016 22:00:38 #
Cwilson341 wrote:
Cute story telling image. The Jay's new years resolution was to be a hood ornament but he had to settle for the mirror!
Hi Cwilson, I kinda liked him so nice & close rather on the hood....plus as often as birds do the dirty deed can you imagine my windshield? LOL...Walt
Jan 4, 2016 21:57:32 #
Bill_de wrote:
Wonderful!
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So Glad you liked it Bill! Thanks! Debi...
Jan 4, 2016 21:56:35 #
eurobird wrote:
You were lucky he used your wing mirror for a resting point thanks for sharing.
Thank you eurobird...we were pretty much the only humans in that particular spot & my towing mirrors are nice & flat & big plus they are heated so I think his feet were warming up! Chuckle...Debi...(Mrs. Mustanger)
Jan 4, 2016 21:53:21 #
Swamp-Cork wrote:
Congratulations, and it looked like it wanted to come inside, Mustanger!
LOL, love your handle Swamp- Cork! If I had had a bit of food handy I'm almost positive he would have! Debi says Thank You for replying!
Jan 4, 2016 21:50:53 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
It's a delightful image, and made even more interesting by our being able to see your viewpoint on the LCD.
I had one of those fearless, friendly birds walk right across my ham slices on a picnic table, looking for a handout :)
Isn't it great to see so much snow in the mountains this year?!
I had one of those fearless, friendly birds walk right across my ham slices on a picnic table, looking for a handout :)
Isn't it great to see so much snow in the mountains this year?!
Thank You Linda!!! You hit the points that made me like this picture too. I see lots of Clark's Nutcrackers up at elevation but have never encountered a Gray Jay before, so I was pretty stoked. He definitely was not afraid & just wanted a handout! So glad you liked it , Debi is shocked at all the pleasant responses & says thank you!
Jan 4, 2016 21:46:48 #
Hi Nikonian!!! Thanks for asking but my only picture turned out way to out of focus! I had the camera in manual & was setup for long distance scenery & could not respond fast enough to get a decent picture... LOL, my wife & her little Canon Point & Shoot saved the day!
Jan 4, 2016 01:50:26 #
This picture was a lucky one by my wife Debi yesterday up at Crater Lake National Park. I liked the humor of her recording me recording our first Gray Jay! We never knew they existed before so this is an entirely new bird for us. This picture is purely for enjoyment & not technical quality! Enjoy
Gray Jay
Dec 19, 2015 13:03:45 #
I keep coming back to your pictures! I have two requests:
First may I download them strictly for my personal enjoyment & no other purpose? I would like to even print a couple to frame & hang in my house. But I totally understand if you would rather not. I do not share pics that are not mine.
Second can you post up an ADDITIONAL set of your remaining pictures? I bet your "Losers" are really "Winners" LOL, Thanks. Walt
First may I download them strictly for my personal enjoyment & no other purpose? I would like to even print a couple to frame & hang in my house. But I totally understand if you would rather not. I do not share pics that are not mine.
Second can you post up an ADDITIONAL set of your remaining pictures? I bet your "Losers" are really "Winners" LOL, Thanks. Walt
Dec 18, 2015 21:49:59 #
graham52 wrote:
Thanks for lookin mustanger. I used onones perfect B&W for the conversion and Redfield's fractalius photoshop plugin for the effects. The background was done on painshop pro
Thank you Graham52....So much to learn but it will be a marvelous journey! I am so impressed with your results...
Dec 18, 2015 21:33:13 #
Best set of pics of these birds I have ever seen! They are one of my favorites because they are so unusually colored & the markings are so different. So glad you included the last one!!! I laughed out loud! But each pic brought a new exclamation it was so well done! LOL, I can only hope one day.
Dec 18, 2015 18:21:59 #
I see pink snow quite often in the high altitudes in the Calif. Sierra Mt. Range. It is caused up there by a microscopic organism that lives in the snow. Very pretty at times. These pictures make me want to go out again & revisit my hikes! Thank you, gorgeous pictures.
Dec 18, 2015 18:10:51 #
I enjoy the old things & often think of the stories they could tell.... I used to teach Morse code to our church youth, we would leave messages on the Blackboard to drive the Pastor crazy! LOL...
I had a system of simple pictures to represent each character...it only took 45 minutes or so & they had memorized each letter! They could read a paragraph & flash a signal in a dark room & receive one. Had a lot of fun.
I had a system of simple pictures to represent each character...it only took 45 minutes or so & they had memorized each letter! They could read a paragraph & flash a signal in a dark room & receive one. Had a lot of fun.
Dec 18, 2015 17:49:11 #
VERY Artistic! How did you create this effect? I love it.
Dec 18, 2015 17:42:47 #
What more could a Downy Woodpecker ask for, a basket full of suet & a nice Down coat to stay warm! Oh, maybe a napkin to wipe my beak!
