Posts for: DebAnn
Jul 18, 2018 09:50:31 #
Not these two boys and their aunt - they'll think it's hilarious.
rmm0605 wrote:
DebAnn, print 3 copies of this and make them LOOK at them!!! They'll cooperate next time--maybe!
Jul 17, 2018 18:22:37 #
Those three managed to keep their tongues out for an amazing length of time. I gave up the quest.
Jul 17, 2018 18:19:43 #
Jul 17, 2018 12:07:30 #
Wonderful! B&W is a great choice for this one.
Cany143 wrote:
Angel Arch fork, Salt Creek Canyon, Needles District of Canyonlands Nat'l Park.
Jul 15, 2018 07:40:53 #
Beautiful Glenn!
GED wrote:
The hummers were fairly cooperative yesterday as were a few goldfinches. All these were taken with 400mm lens at f4 at 1/1600 sec to 1/2500sec and ISO 320 to 800. Early morning sunrise till 8:30 am. These were taken from a blind, it has been so hot lately I tried working outside the blind but the birds did not want to play that way!
Jul 15, 2018 07:37:40 #
Excellent Grandpaw!
grandpaw wrote:
This snowy egret has just spotted dinner and is in attack mode!
Jul 15, 2018 07:31:38 #
Great catch!
MikeBl wrote:
American Goldfinch - male (Spinus tristis)
W. Kentucky, USA - 7/14/2018
1/200 sec - f/8.0 - ISO 800
Interesting Tidbit: The male is unlike any other finch in North America; the Wilsons warbler
is the only other bright yellow species with a black cap, but it does not have the finch-like bill
or the bold wing pattern of the American. ~National Geographic~
W. Kentucky, USA - 7/14/2018
1/200 sec - f/8.0 - ISO 800
Interesting Tidbit: The male is unlike any other finch in North America; the Wilsons warbler
is the only other bright yellow species with a black cap, but it does not have the finch-like bill
or the bold wing pattern of the American. ~National Geographic~
Jul 14, 2018 10:28:49 #
It's lovely - what great colour.
joer wrote:
Taken at about 11:30 AM in auto mode.
Jul 14, 2018 10:22:00 #
Beautiful capture!
GED wrote:
A lambs ear flower that is. Photo taken this morning with 400mm lens, 1/2500th sec at f4 and 400 ISO
Jul 14, 2018 10:21:23 #
Beautiful indeed!
James56 wrote:
Enjoy a few photos of Colorado taken during a rece... (show quote)
Jul 14, 2018 10:19:26 #
Jul 14, 2018 08:23:05 #
Really sorry for putting a wrong name in there Gregory.
gregoryd45 wrote:
So glad you enjoyed, DebAnn, greatly appreciate it, thank you
Jul 14, 2018 08:20:50 #
No, of course you didn't offend any Canadians! I don't think we feel any particular ownership of these geese. I know people are always complaining about them, but all geese make a mess. So do pidgeons and seagulls but unlike some on this blog, I don't wish them any harm.@
Rathyatra wrote:
Thank you for further confirmation but I do now understand they are Greylag Geese - my apologies if I have unintentionally offended any Canadian folk.
Jul 13, 2018 18:39:49 #
That's a shame that you feel that way. I rather like them myself!
Tom G wrote:
You are so right DebAnn, and I sympathize with you and your fellow Canadians for having them so identified and having to put up with their over populated flocks as we do.
They haven't migrated for many years. Wherever there is a bit of green grass showing is where they stay. From Newfoundland to Miami and everywhere in between.
I'm not sure where there place of origin is, but I wish these foul fowls would just disappear.
They haven't migrated for many years. Wherever there is a bit of green grass showing is where they stay. From Newfoundland to Miami and everywhere in between.
I'm not sure where there place of origin is, but I wish these foul fowls would just disappear.
Jul 13, 2018 17:32:27 #
Particularly like the female shot. I think the male shot could benefit from a slight rotation to the right.
joer wrote: