Birds 2013

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Very nice bird shots ValeryD. Looks like the first one might be on a nest?
The two looking down at you are great. Squirrels pop up everywhere and
are always a welcome addition. ;^)
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Those owls are quite surprised to be "shot" with a Sony...
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Griffon Vulture (Gyps fulvus) by Dr. Harout, on Flickr
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Wow Doc :shock: That is an impressive looking bird, and a very nice shot. I like the way it is glancing over its shoulder at you.
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I like "the look". :) Very good shot!
Everything in the life unusual!
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Good one Doc, an interesting bird, I was reading up about the bird and came across a brief report about a woman who fell off a cliff in Spain this month (and died apparently) but was eaten by Griffons before rescue teams could recover the body, there was only some bones and clothes left :shock: (I don’t know how long it was after the fall that the recovery attempt was made).
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Nice shot Doc. Great details.

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Excellent shot Doc.
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Dr. Harout wrote:Griffon Vulture (Gyps fulvus)
a99 + SAL70300G
Nice Griffon vulture, but I do like the sound of a Griffon

in a Spitfire, although the Merlin has a more refined purr compared to the harsh staccato of the Griffon.
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A meagre start with our feathered friends and nothing so exotic as vulture.

Starting with a juvenile Black Headed gull, Sony A700 + Minolta 80-200mm f2.8 High Speed APO

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and I think this Jackdaw could almost qualify as being BIF. Sony A700 + Sony 70-300mm G SSM

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Edit. Yes it was raining.

And now a Blast from the Past, one I took of a Rook, Minolta Dynax D7D + Sigma 50-500mm EX (aka Bigma):

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does this bird have brushed aluminium undercarriage?
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Great shots Lionel. The first one is certainly not your typical BIF.

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I like the Jackdaw in the rain Lionel. Very nice :)
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Lionel, those shots are great specially the first two.
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Dr. Harout wrote:Lionel, those shots are great specially the first two.
Agreed!
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Omega892, very good!
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