heron, no egrets... by slhoornstra

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18-SEP-2010

Birding is very, very difficult......argh!

Nikon D700
1/30s f/5.6 at 300.0mm iso1600 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

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larose forest photos		27-Sep-2010 02:03
This is a sweetly humorous shot! V

settler		24-Sep-2010 17:29
What a splendid chappie to come across..V!!

Margot W		23-Sep-2010 14:50
What a lovely little heron. I usually get blurry shots so this one is Fabulous! V

globalgadabout		23-Sep-2010 14:49
your patience paid off though...love the rusty perch and the riot of grasses..

January Grey		23-Sep-2010 06:22
The little heron likes that perch too! Terrific catch, Sharon! V~

bill friedlander		21-Sep-2010 18:15
Nice head on look at the heron and his long legs. Excellent focus on the eye. V

an nguyen		21-Sep-2010 16:04
Good one, I never get a decent bird shot.

Patricia Kay		21-Sep-2010 15:28
Great capture Sharon...no birding is not easy but its fantastic when at last there is a good sharp shot...BV

Guest		21-Sep-2010 14:11
such a cuty and indeed big feet,lol.

Colin Storey		21-Sep-2010 12:30
Wonderful image of a difficult subject. v

Gerhard Ritsema		21-Sep-2010 11:20
Big toes! (c: Very nice capture Sharon!

Blandine Mangin		21-Sep-2010 08:50
very beautiful capture ! v

Bryan Murahashi		21-Sep-2010 05:47
Wonderful capture, Sharon. Like the glowing red it its eye.

Hank Vander Velde		21-Sep-2010 02:15
Come on Sharon, BIRDING is fun. A nicely composed image is your reward as is the chance to enjoy the beauty of nature.

PauloCGama		20-Sep-2010 23:52
Very indeed. No way they pose for me. LOL Excellent job.

Graeme		20-Sep-2010 22:40
Very nicely composed Sharon.BV

David Hobbs		20-Sep-2010 22:35
A good clean capture, nicely composed as always. Nice angle to.

Stephanie		20-Sep-2010 21:59
I agree ~ my goal is to improve with birding shots as well. Just need a longer lens than my 70-300mm. this is a charming capture Sharon! V

Phillip Normanton		20-Sep-2010 20:41
You could almost call it "Heron, No Egrets" ;o) Yes, birding is best left to the crop-cameras - that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it :o)

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