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This was the best thing about my Banff trip,
i had opportunities that i never had before, this was another first for me, shooting a bird(i don't know what kind it is ) from so close.. because i do not have good zoom on me i never get to do this.. but this bird did great by posing for me.. it was not at all scared of me going so close and taking pictures, very tourist friendly i must say.. i liked the photos.. hope you like them too . . . . . Those who missed the part - I follow this link http://digital-photography-school.co...tml#post727354 Last edited by atulsc; 11-07-2009 at 08:56 AM. |
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He's a fine looking fellow atulsc, I will find out what it is and post again later (if someone doesn't beat me to it). A bird shot like this always gives me a cheer. Thanks. PAUL
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Not sure what kind it is either, it's young though, probably just out of the nest; Crystal clear photos
Thanks for sharing these Michael.
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Wonderful catch and capture.Looks like a young one to me.the young ones seems to be less camera shy.
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Nice pics of a Clark's Nutcracker.. TFS atulsc
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