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I hope @Didereaux don't mind a conversion but I would rather post this b & w here so I don't get reprimanded for editing it wrong, not that I don't want to learn but just not in the mood for it. It's a common Grackle. Such a strange bird with it's variety of weird noises and it's propensity to actually assist other bird species. It is rather mean looking but this one seemed to help other birds at the feeder.

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I hope @Didereaux don't mind a conversion but I would rather post this b & w here so I don't get reprimanded for editing it wrong, not that I don't want to learn but just not in the mood for it. It's a common Grackle. Such a strange bird with it's variety of weird noises and it's propensity to actually assist other bird species. It is rather mean looking but this one seemed to help other birds at the feeder.
Doesn't make a dam bit of difference what Didereaux thinks! It's a little bird, right? I like B/W and think it is under utilized in wildlife photography....but Didereaux might disagree. ;)
 
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1. Yellow Finch, sorry it's a little soft. all these shot with Canon SX60HS at lunch, through a dirty window in a cafeteria.
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2. Nuthatch, these things are hard to get right, they are always moving or vibrating.
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3. Not sure but looks a little like a catbird? Again, shot through a dirty window in a cafe.
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Cedar Waxwing Little soft if you blow it up :D

 

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