2 new birds 2 old birds and dragonfly

ZombiesniperJr · Jun 25, 2016

if you know what either of these two are please comment it we think the one with a babie is a wren i think the yelow bird with black around the eye is a warblig viero
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new guy by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
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babie with mom2 by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
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babie with mom by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
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dragonfly by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
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heron by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
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wood duck by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr

BlackSheep · Jun 25, 2016

Hard to tell in the low light, but I think the first one is a common yellow throat, and the other could be a house wren. Nice shots!

ZombiesniperJr · Jun 25, 2016

BlackSheep said:
Hard to tell in the low light, but I think the first one is a common yellow throat, and the other could be a house wren. Nice shots!

Thanks the one you think is a house wren was in the middle of a group of trees in the shade

BlackSheep · Jun 25, 2016

That makes sense, I think that other types of wrens prefer to nest in fields or on buildings, but house wrens like tree cavities in forests. At least that's what my bird book says

jcdeboever · Jun 25, 2016

Nice set

ZombiesniperJr · Jun 25, 2016

jcdeboever said:
Nice set

Thanks

baturn · Jun 25, 2016

Nice set!

tirediron · Jun 25, 2016

Nice set - one suggestion Logan: When you're dealing with situations like #s 2 & 3 where you have a shadowed subject and bright background areas, consider switching to spot metering. It will probably blow the background, but it will give you a better exposure on the subject.

ZombiesniperJr · Jun 26, 2016

baturn said:
Nice set!

Thanks

tirediron said:
Nice set - one suggestion Logan: When you're dealing with situations like #s 2 & 3 where you have a shadowed subject and bright background areas, consider switching to spot metering. It will probably blow the background, but it will give you a better exposure on the subject.

Thanks i wil try that