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    Not quite as exciting as 1/2 beast-1/2 hawk, but....

    A few from the day's activity at the feeding station. All shot with the SP570UZ

    Dark-eyed Junco


    Male Northern Cardinal







    Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
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    Re: Not quite as exciting as 1/2 beast-1/2 hawk, but....

    Nice shots, I like the 1st cardinal most. Bright red sure stands out against a dull gray background !

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    Re: Not quite as exciting as 1/2 beast-1/2 hawk, but....

    Beautiful series. What kind of woodpecker is that?
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    Re: Not quite as exciting as 1/2 beast-1/2 hawk, but....

    Quote Originally Posted by mn shutterbug
    Beautiful series. What kind of woodpecker is that?
    Thanks very much! That's a Yellow-belly Sapsucker, MS.
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    Re: Not quite as exciting as 1/2 beast-1/2 hawk, but....

    Quote Originally Posted by A.M.D.A.
    Nice shots, I like the 1st cardinal most. Bright red sure stands out against a dull gray background !
    Thanks, Alex.

    The Oly does it justice. Some SP570 users are having difficulty with reds. I must be doing something right
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    Re: Not quite as exciting as 1/2 beast-1/2 hawk, but....

    I have yet to see and photograph any cardinal. You're doing much better than I do Thanks for sharing !

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    Re: Not quite as exciting as 1/2 beast-1/2 hawk, but....

    Quote Originally Posted by AgingEyes
    I have yet to see and photograph any cardinal. You're doing much better than I do Thanks for sharing !
    That's because cardinals don't even make it up here to British Columbia...

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    Re: Not quite as exciting as 1/2 beast-1/2 hawk, but....

    Quote Originally Posted by AgingEyes
    I have yet to see and photograph any cardinal. You're doing much better than I do Thanks for sharing !
    Thanks! You're welcome.
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    Re: Not quite as exciting as 1/2 beast-1/2 hawk, but....

    I really like that juvenile YB sapsucker image.
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