Pics you’ve taken,

[antcollinet]

Went to our local national trust garden. They had a visiting cormorant in the koi lake. I don't think they were very happy at the loss of fish.

Here he is drying his feathers after fishing.

 

[usersky]

 

[Bob from Florida]

No shortage of Gopher Tortoises this week.

Pine Warblers everywhere.

Fox Squirrels continue to pose.

Mottled Duck pair visiting.

 

[tineared]

This pair of Green Ameivas are regular visitors in my back yard.
Evidently they have bizarre mating rituals during which the smaller female squirms on her back and plays dead.
The male is out of my sight during the display.
One morning I found her lying all alone and thought she was dead. Happily, she wasn't

 

[Norcal]

Red-Shouldered hawk

 

[Bob from Florida]

Today’s hike pics

 

[Norcal]

Tree Swallow tracking a flying insect

 

[smygolf]

Winter is not over yet......

 

[geneX]

A bee on a flower, a simple photo but one of my favorites

 

[Indydan]

Here are a few I took last Sunday, March 8th. A Cooper's Hawk in a local park. Photographed with a Nikon Z5II and Nikkor Z 180-600.

 

[Norcal]

Ruby-Crowned Kinglet in a budding Japanese Maple tree in our backyard

 

[usersky]

Ruby-Crowned Kinglet in a budding Japanese Maple tree in our backyard

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Nice birdie here we have! What was the equipment used?

 

[Norcal]

Nice birdie here we have! What was the equipment used?

Thanks for the kind words. All the bird pics I’ve posted are taken with a sony A6700 (APS-C) camera and the Sony 200mm-600mm lens usually at 600mm wide open at f6.3.

 

[Norcal]

Marsh Wren doing Marsh Wren things

 

[Sammy77]

Post up some pics guys and gals,

 

[IVX]

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IMGP3099_01 by Ivan E1DA, on Flickr
IMGP3125 by Ivan E1DA, on Flickr

 

[usersky]

 

[DWPress]

Happy spring everyone (who doesn't live here).

 

[LA2019]

"The Quiet Man" bridge from the John Wayne film. Took this picture in 2005.

 

[Newman]

Getting ready to race the historic bikes on a local beach last year.

cheers