Ed at Ridersite

You can also zoom out extensively and take a screen shot of the entire challenge.   See below for example with 78 entries: Voting for Big Year Birds

I have a hard time buying that you didn't remember entering a photo that has won two prior challenges. I've entered three times as many challenges as you have, and I can remember nearly every ...

I've also shot many fawns this spring. Here's several more taken two weeks ago - usually at ISO-3200 wide open. A-68 and 70-400mm G2.

Only out once last week due to travel, but have plenty from a couple of weeks ago. All with A-68 and 70-40mm G2. Eastern Chipmunk in near darkness Hummingbird Moth on a Butterfly Bush Another Great ...

Another fine set Justin! Really like all the bird closeups and commentary (like none other). The martin is amazing under those conditions. And, the baby tricolors are definitely alien looking!

Beauties Johan!

Cool catching all the chicks!  I wonder how much the parents have to catch every day to keep them fed?

That lens does a nice job on closeups.  You probably could have used a little higher shutter to eliminate the slight motion blur.

Great tracking skills Gary! I can't keep the subject in the viewfinder ;-) The fawn running toward you is amazing. Also, the nice early AM light on the third in the sequence.  Nice seeing the ...

Way too many shots to post from me. I filled a 16GB memory card in four miles Friday culling it down from 670 RAW files :( Starting with some from June 30th. All with A-68 and 70-400mm G2. A little ...

Very cool having all those birds in your backyard Justin.  You get some nice angles from the pool too.  Throughout the year we have about 25 species visit our feeder/backyard - to the extent that ...

Nice to see some variety again Johan. Favorite - the honeyeater - nice markings.

Just trying to catch up a little. Here's another set from two weeks ago. A-68 and 70-400mm G2. Gray Catbird all fluffed up Mating Clouded Sulphurs A very tattered Great Spangled Fritillary Clouded ...

Thanks Steve. I think this must be a new world record for the lowest winning score ever - 2.367!  A couple of voters clearly didn't care for it much - 1/2 star. But, a win is a win ;-)

Nice one!  The lighting is excellent.  Looks like a nice setup. I found a fledgling Blue Jay yesterday standing on a log just above the deep grass.  It was so tuckered out, it never moved, so I was ...

A nice shot with one of Minolta's best!

Placed 53^rd in the challenge.

Thanks.  I don't carry the A-68 and 70-400mm when biking.  That photo was taken by a friend with an I-phone.  When touring, I usually carry my RX-100M2.  I posted a few shots with it last week. ...

Beautiful shots of the Puffins!  The last one especially - prefect eye focus and nice feather detail - just a perfect portrait.  So nice to see these little guys!

I'm with Martin on this.  Wildlife is everywhere - even in the cities.  But, especially  in the suburbs.  All you have to do is go out and find it.  Look around lakes, ponds, streams, parks, golf ...