Winged Wednesday 7/7/2021

Eric Gofreed

Eric Gofreed

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I thought for today's Winged Wednesday I post some of Warblers found in my home state of Arizona. Included are the three lady warblers; warbler with ladies' names

Red-faced Warbler is found primarily in Arizona and New Mexico
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Painted Redstart
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Audubon's Warbler
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Virginia Warbler (I added the rainbow)
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Grace's Warbler
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Lucy's Warbler
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MacGillivray's Warbler
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Amy Nelson

Amy Nelson

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AlanLichty said:
Never an easy act to follow - beautiful shots Eric.

My meager offering for today is yet another collection of Seagulls. In this case along Cannon Beach with the Tollamook Lighthouse lurking in the distance.

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I can't look at a photograph like this without hearing Richard Harris's voice in my head, narrating "Johnathan Livingston Seagull". (I'm don't know if you familiar with it, if not I strongly recommend a listen. Thanks for the flash back.
 
JimFox

JimFox

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Eric Gofreed said:
I thought for today's Winged Wednesday I post some of Warblers found in my home state of Arizona. Included are the three lady warblers; warbler with ladies' names

Red-faced Warbler is found primarily in Arizona and New Mexico
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Painted Redstart
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Audubon's Warbler
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Virginia Warbler (I added the rainbow)
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Grace's Warbler
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Lucy's Warbler
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MacGillivray's Warbler
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Wow Eric! Those are amazing!
 
JimFox

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I was up at Estes Lake for the 4th of July fireworks and I had just parked when I noticed 3 birds circling overhead. They kind of look like vultures, but I am not sure. I got about 6 or 8 shots before they flew off. My D850 was still in Multiple Exposure mode, so that made for some head scratching until I realized I couldn't change the ISO while in the mode, I had to exit it.

This of course is a single exposure. One of the cool features of the D850 in ME mode is it saves the images it's using for the ME, so I still had these single images.

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AlanLichty

AlanLichty

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JimFox said:
I was up at Estes Lake for the 4th of July fireworks and I had just parked when I noticed 3 birds circling overhead. They kind of look like vultures, but I am not sure. I got about 6 or 8 shots before they flew off. My D850 was still in Multiple Exposure mode, so that made for some head scratching until I realized I couldn't change the ISO while in the mode, I had to exit it.

This of course is a single exposure. One of the cool features of the D850 in ME mode is it saves the images it's using for the ME, so I still had these single images.
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Sure looks like a vulture to me. My Peterson's Field Guide says Turkey Vulture.
 
Eric Gofreed

Eric Gofreed

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JimFox said:
I was up at Estes Lake for the 4th of July fireworks and I had just parked when I noticed 3 birds circling overhead. They kind of look like vultures, but I am not sure. I got about 6 or 8 shots before they flew off. My D850 was still in Multiple Exposure mode, so that made for some head scratching until I realized I couldn't change the ISO while in the mode, I had to exit it.

This of course is a single exposure. One of the cool features of the D850 in ME mode is it saves the images it's using for the ME, so I still had these single images.

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They are turkey vultures. Jim. Superb flight shot!
 
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