new bird Cedar Waxwing

[ZombiesniperJr]

1Cedar Waxwing by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
2Cedar Waxwing2 by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
3Cedar Waxwing3 by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr

 

[DarkShadow]

Don't be surprised to start seeing more of them. I started out seeing one in my yard after nearly three years of not seeing one and now there is like 6 hanging eating all the berries off the tree. However the invasive starlings are taken over.Nice Set.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

Don't be surprised to start seeing more of them. I started out seeing one in my yard after nearly three years of not seeing one and now there is like 6 hanging eating all the berries off the tree. However the invasive starlings are taken over.Nice Set.

Thanks turns out my mom sees them i our backyard all the time just she did not know what they were

 

[baturn]

Nice set!

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

Nice set!

Thanks

 

[beagle100]

I'm used to seeing these birds in winter

 

[LarryLomona]

Lovely!

 

[pjaye]

Time to get your mom a bird book. (And please tell her I said hello).

Really good shots.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

I'm used to seeing these birds in winter

Thanks

Lovely!

Thanks

Time to get your mom a bird book. (And please tell her I said hello).

Really good shots.

Thanks Barb i will

 

[bulldurham]

You might want to back off your noise reduction just a tad. I'd rather see more detail even if a bit noisy than no detail and smooth as a baby's butt. In the case of birds and feathers, it is especially bothersome to my eye. #1 and 2 are better for detail but in those as well as the third, I'd like to see more behind the bird so he is not out of the frame or jammed up to the edge. You're getting there.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

You might want to back off your noise reduction just a tad. I'd rather see more detail even if a bit noisy than no detail and smooth as a baby's butt. In the case of birds and feathers, it is especially bothersome to my eye. #1 and 2 are better for detail but in those as well as the third, I'd like to see more behind the bird so he is not out of the frame or jammed up to the edge. You're getting there.

Thanks