The Sunday BIRD Volume 10, Issue 43 May 31st 2015

Richard Pavek · May 30, 2015

Welcome,

Whatever your cameras and whether you post snapshots or museum quality photographs, please know that you are most welcome!

Please
1. Post your photos first, as a reply to this post before you view or comment on other posts.
A maximum of 5 or 6 per post, please. Post again if you need.

2. IMPORTANT: Please replace the Sunday BIRD title with a title that describes your photos.)
3. If you can, please ID your birds, we have readers all over the world and many will not know yours.

(If you don’t know the IDs by all means ask.)
4. Please don’t put your photos inside a reply to another poster, because the rest of us won’t see them.
5. You may make any comments you wish on the photos others have already posted.

Mine Follow

Cheers and Chirps,
Richard Pavek

Richard Pavek · May 30, 2015

E-M1 300 f2.8 IS) 500 1/4000

Great Egret

E-5 300 f2.8 1/4000 ISO 400

Snowy Egret

E-5 300 f2.8 1/4000 ISO 200

Juvenile White-tailed Kite

Thanks for stopping by, comments welcome,
Richard

Bob657 · May 30, 2015

Richard, I love the kite shot! No postings from me this week as I'm traveling, but back next week.

Messier Object · May 30, 2015

taken yesterday with my my old E-300.

A Crested Pigeon sitting quietly on the grass.

Raw pp using Lr5.7, cropped to about 30% of the original frame

Peter

Geo Wharton · May 30, 2015

From last weeks walk:

Wood Duck

Mallards

Redwing Blackbird

Thanks for looking and for sharing,

George

guava1950 · May 30, 2015

Bay-breasted Warbler. EM1/Nikon 500 f4 ais

Canada Warbler taking a bath. EM1/Nikon 500 f4 ais

Black-throated Green Warbler female. EM1/Nikon 500 f4 ais

Common Yellowthroat. EM1/Nikon 500 f4

Cerulean Warbler female. EM1/Nikon 500mn f4

Magnolia Warbler. EM1/Nikon 500 f4 ais.

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guava1950 · May 30, 2015

Excellent photos as usual Richard. Especially the kite. Another bird I have never seen.

guava1950 · May 30, 2015

Excellent portrait Peter. That's a beautiful bird.

guava1950 · May 30, 2015

Nice series George. The Wood duck is one of my favourite ducks,

Geo Wharton · May 30, 2015

Super duper jumping snowy egret Richard!

Geo Wharton · May 30, 2015

The E-300 can do what it needs to! Very nice shot Peter!

WhyNot · May 30, 2015

A few intimate moments...

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All pictures taken with the E-M5 and the PO100-300mm lens

Thanks for taking the time to stop by. Comments and critiques are encouraged and always appreciated..

WhyNot

Okreb · May 30, 2015

About 5 or 6 years ago, the Wood Stork was on the endangered species list. Since then, things have changed. Here in south Florida, at Wakodahatchee Wetlands, there are between 15-20 nesting Wood Storks, more than we've ever seen here. They seem to be thriving. Great news.

Here are a few images, all made with the E-M1 and the 75-300mm lens, !S0 200.