Here's a picture of my Canon G12 from January, 2012 (taken with my even older Canon A710):
And here's a shot of that bird through the G12 (I was using a remote, that plus the tripod let me get close to the shy birds on the feeder):
Back to the present! I've seen some Red-winged Blackbirds fledglings by the ponds above Lake Siri. I thought at last I had a great shot of one, but I download it and his/her fuzzy downy fledgling face was behind a leaf. Oh well (pic taken with my Canon G15)...
I'm also linking to Stewart M's Wild Bird Wednesday 155.
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14 comments:
Great photos from both of your cameras. I love the woodie. Enjoy your day!
Muito lindas tuas fotos ,sempre!beijos,chica e tudo de bom!
love the red belly. :)
I've often wondered about your setup, thunder - interesting stuff.
That little blackbird knew exactly when to hide his head!
Love seeing the woodpecker!
(I was using a remote, that plus the tripod let me get close to the shy birds on the feeder)
So that's how you do it... it seems i need to rethink my approach.
Lovely feathered beauties. I am grateful with my humble camera and my mobile phone camera.
Love the Woodpeacker.
Great woodpecker photos!
No matter what camera you use, you always have such entertaining and delightful photos to share with us! It's so cool in your world.
I still love your little fledgling, even if he is headless, lol! great shot of woody, too! Have a great weekend!
We have red-bellies bringing fledglings to the feeders. And nobody gets in their way not even the jays.... Michelle
A very handsome woodpecker! And a great shot of him. And I like the fledgling, even without a head!
Tripods and remotes are too technical for me although they would be useful for birds in my garden too.
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