
Wood Ducks, male and female. It's hard to believe they're native; they're so exotic looking.

Canada Goose, common, but I thought it was a nice picture. Other species of note were a red-headed woodpecker, great blue heron, and cooper's hawk.

Song Sparrow. There were lots of these around, along with at least one American Tree Sparrow. This is more a testament to Canon's great cameras than about the bird walk. My dial had slipped, and I was shooting on the wrong mod at 1/640. They picture was way too light. However, I shoot in raw, and was able to correct that. The birds are too far away for it to be a graet shot, but I thought the comparison was interesting.
Corrected photo. Thank you Canon, and thanks for reading!
I'm a second year fledgling birder and enjoyed looking thru your pictures. What fun!
ReplyDeletegreat pictures, and i agree, canon is great, makes me a better photographer.
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Nice Woodduck Spencer. Looking forward to your Florida pictures.
ReplyDeleteNice Wood Duck photo! I know what you mean-I freaked the first time I saw a male Wood Duck.
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