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richardcgreen — Black Capped Chickadee
Published: 2015-07-23 16:26:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 302; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 2
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My son's former Nikon D3000 is a bit more resolved than my ancient D40. I've nearly doubledmy resolution MPixel range. YA hoooooo!!! This is a bird seen all over Minnesota...RG
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Feathery baby :3 (reference to big hero 6 replaced hairy with feathery)
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Thanks, once again, Lawrence!
Richard
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My pleasure Richard
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Hey!!! THANK Skot!! So nice of you to write!!!
Richard
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...your welcome Richard
cheers...
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Ya, I suppose. Focus is THE challenge. I'm hand-holding
a 300mm lens, focus is narrow, and the birds are constantly on the
move...so when to press the shutter is paramount. THANKS for writing...
and all the FAVing!!!
Richard
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Lovely perky eyes..Bright as a button...as we say here.!!
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They are THE acrobats of the bird world. I'm sorry the
Nuthatches and Downy Woodpeckers don't come 'round much.
They used to....
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We have lost our larks,swallows and house sparrows.People have got plastic guttering and roof facia boarding and there are no holes for the house sparrows to nest in!!
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Yes indeed, humans have such an impact on the animals.
We're getting more coyotes in Eden Prairie. People are cautioned
to keep an eye on their dogs and very young children.
Animals need their space too....!< /b>
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Everyone in Minnesota knows this bird...year round.
They have to eat 10 times their weight daily in our Winters...or perish.
On the credit side, they don't weigh anything!
THANKS MUCH...richard
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u bet...ty for the info, interesting
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