ReginaUsh
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Not a Seagull in the bunch you say? A while back I spent so much time trying to find out what the Ahinga was... I just took for granted a the Ring-billed Gulls were Seagulls. Always a learning curve aye, lol? I am kind of glad the Egret is complimented with word "Great," I thought they were pretty majestic looking birds. Thanks for the good words and the corrections.Nice shots. Anhingas are cool birds, they can put on quite a show when they are drying off. I don't see any seagulls though, in fact I've never seen a seagull. You do have two nice Ring-billed Gulls there, the White bird is a Great Egret and I concur the 4 on the beach are Dunlin.
Hee, yes I suppose I will learn them. Not the Florida ones though, we were only there for a year. However it was long enough to humble my cats, the birds there are like giants compared to the majority of feathered creatures in MO. I saw a few of your birdie pics on your flickr account. Those humming bird shots were stunning. I enjoyed browsing through your gallery very neat stuff!Keep shooting the birdies and you will get better at naming them in no time.
I like the Anhinga shots. Maybe crop the pole out.
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Not a Seagull in the bunch you say? A while back I spent so much time trying to find out what the Ahinga was... I just took for granted a the Ring-billed Gulls were Seagulls. Always a learning curve aye, lol? I am kind of glad the Egret is complimented with word "Great," I thought they were pretty majestic looking birds. Thanks for the good words and the corrections.Nice shots. Anhingas are cool birds, they can put on quite a show when they are drying off. I don't see any seagulls though, in fact I've never seen a seagull. You do have two nice Ring-billed Gulls there, the White bird is a Great Egret and I concur the 4 on the beach are Dunlin.
Not a Seagull in the bunch you say? A while back I spent so much time trying to find out what the Ahinga was... I just took for granted a the Ring-billed Gulls were Seagulls. Always a learning curve aye, lol? I am kind of glad the Egret is complimented with word "Great," I thought they were pretty majestic looking birds. Thanks for the good words and the corrections.
ReginaUsh; the last one has undeveloped potential.
Crop the one on the right (he is out of step and I like threesies). Crop a little off top and bottom to maintain a pleasing proportion. Clone out the one white spot in the water. Perhaps a little more adjusting of color, contrast, sharpness, etc.
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