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Summertime Serenade
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Uploaded: 07/07/10 2:59 AM GMT
Summertime Serenade
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I have been trying for quite some time to get photos of all the various birds that pass through my backyard. These little birds proved to be quite elusive. Preferring to remain hidden among the leaves and branches of the pin cherry trees as chased down tasty insects and each other. Today I was lucky and managed to capture two of them in one frame. Hope you enjoy and your comments welcomed.
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07/07/10 3:18 AM GMT
Wendell - One is telling the other that he was there first, so he gets first pick on the pin cherry snacks. Thad
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine
Awesome capture of these little fellows. Such a good angle and you caught them talking to each other.
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Hey Wendell
Black throated Green Warblers are very territorial birds even when it comes to just a few pin cherries!! You caught this scene very nicely! I can hear them now!
Paul
Black throated Green Warblers are very territorial birds even when it comes to just a few pin cherries!! You caught this scene very nicely! I can hear them now!
Paul
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Sometimes there are things right in the middles of the road that we neglects to see....OH MAN I JUST HIT IT WITH THE CAR!
Grr the male seems to sign for her love ! :D great one ...
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The richest man is not who has the most, but who needs the least.
Wendell, I'm not very fond of birds nor their photos. For me mostly they all seems like photos of the same brand's different models of cars. But.. yours is very very different. Great composition of a great moment. I really liked this very much. Saved and faved.
Tanju
Tanju
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Looks like a very one-way conversation, Wendell. The warblers stand out excellently against the almost lime-coloured background.
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"La liberté est ce que vous faites avec ce qui a été fait pour vous." Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980)
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I understand your difficulty Wendell, I have the same here in my backyard... lol But you got a wonderful photo!!! So gracious the yellow heads of this birds and the position plus your angle made really a Summertime Serenade ! Congratulations my friend!
I understand your difficulty Wendell, I have the same here in my backyard... lol But you got a wonderful photo!!! So gracious the yellow heads of this birds and the position plus your angle made really a Summertime Serenade ! Congratulations my friend!
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Susie Sun
This is a wonderful shot Wendell - I've had little luck catching even a robin in the tree outside my 3rd floor condo - nicely done.
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They do look as if they are conversing. I wonder what they're chattin' about. Pretty birds Wen.
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Many people will walk in and out of your life,but true friends will leave footprints in your heart. You'll ways be in my heart Carissa and Rouski
Wendell...
First of all I apologize for the delay and brevity. I have over 50 comments to take care of; so I will keep this relatively brief by my standards.
I envy anyone who can take a photo of wildlife of any sort. I have a gazillion birds in my yard, but I've never had any luck capturing one in a photo or otherwise; so congrats on that. To me, this looks very slightly unfocused which drops your wow factor. My best guess is that these little guys were captured with a telephoto lens and wouldn't sit still or were buried in the leaves' shadows. I went to the beach and took what I thought was an excellent photo of a crane, but the outline and details were slightly indistinct. This is a thousand times better than anything I've ever done.
Roger
First of all I apologize for the delay and brevity. I have over 50 comments to take care of; so I will keep this relatively brief by my standards.
I envy anyone who can take a photo of wildlife of any sort. I have a gazillion birds in my yard, but I've never had any luck capturing one in a photo or otherwise; so congrats on that. To me, this looks very slightly unfocused which drops your wow factor. My best guess is that these little guys were captured with a telephoto lens and wouldn't sit still or were buried in the leaves' shadows. I went to the beach and took what I thought was an excellent photo of a crane, but the outline and details were slightly indistinct. This is a thousand times better than anything I've ever done.
Roger
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