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user's latest post:
Hello from southern Alberta Canada
Published (2009-11-20 16:01:00)
Hi Denis and welcome on behalf of the Staff and Moderators I'm sure we will enjoy having you here D
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Belgium passerine
Published (2009-11-20 13:39:00)
Hi Valery, My gut reaction is Spotted Flycatcher, the breast markings bleached out - the upper breast appearing rather hot. The structure, bill etc would support this. As to the dark centers to the undertail coverts, I'm not sure why they appear quite so extensive. A trawl of net images reveals a few birds with the odd dark centre such as here - http://www.richardrevelsphotography....FLYCATCHER.jpg . Mmmm, could be wrong
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HELP what kind of eagles and...
Published (2009-11-20 22:33:00)
Yeah, it is. Pretty sure it was in a wildlife portfolio (Wildlife Photographer of the Year maybe?)
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Reservoir ducks - UK
Published (2009-11-20 06:24:00)
yes, they can be very variable at times.
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Paraguay October 2009 - Page 3 -...
Published (2009-11-20 14:14:00)
So, 2 nights at Laguna Blanca had now turned in to 5 (so far) and meal times were being spent trying to re-jig the remaining itinerary to cover as much ground as possible in an ever-diminishing time period. Unless we wanted to dip on every other target, this really was make or break time. We spent the morning in a beautiful marsh, with the familiar sensation of soaking feet. The flora here was extraordinary, with the added attraction of...
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Lgre - Page 2 - BirdForum
Published (2009-11-20 12:25:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Chris Galvin I think that this thread is in poor taste and think that someone who does not contribute to this forum (at least under his known name) should not be discussed and allow the usual BF clowns to snipe at him. Lee has his place in British Birding love him or hate him and for the mods to allow this thread to continue is again a poor decision and it should be removed. I have no particular axe to grind I just...
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Another one!
Published (2009-11-20 14:17:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by AC/DC Hi Jaff, It's a nice shot, and doesn't look to overprocessed IMO. The eye looks a little unnatural though - the strong (possibly oversharpened) catchlight doesn't seem to match the shadow on the front of the body. I Think you may have hit it with the eye Steve - strong catch light on the shady side.
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mammal listing rules - Page 2 -...
Published (2009-11-20 11:00:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Jynx I saw the Steller's Sealion, way back when, I would be interested to know where it escaped from? Me too. I think the accurate word would be released rather than escaped as I don't see sealions as wirehoppers! The scenario I have always envisaged is someone (circus/ambitious individual with big pond in back garden) buying an infant sealion thinking they were getting a female Californian and finding...
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Latest active threads on BirdForum - The Net:
Started 5 months ago (2009-06-21 03:01:00)
by colleenc
I have lots of drawings in my sketch books I'd like to try and paint, so here is the avocet again, only this time in oil. when it's dry tomorrow I'll add a line of light to the top edge to bring it out of the background. I'm still experimenting with how to get my sketch to the painting and color. I'm working on how to keep the feeling of lightness and how the bird is just here temporarily could ...
Started 4 days, 2 hours ago (2009-11-18 21:04:00)
by brocknroller
Quote:
Originally Posted by mooreorless
Oh no we are getting off topic again, easy to do.:-) Maybe we should move IPD/Dominant eye down to here.
http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=156974
Steve,
That "schoolmarmish knuckle rapping" about the thread taking a knuckleballer's winding path tells me ...
Started 1 day ago (2009-11-21 23:03:00)
by bgebz
i do recall that i read somewhere that the wilson's snipe's outer tail
feathers are about 2X larger than the South American Snipe...I just don't
remember where i read that though - or how large either of their tail
feathers are.
Started 1 day, 16 hours ago (2009-11-21 06:36:00)
by dipped
Hmm I will try and have a look the next time I'm at Minsmere where they have the 8x32 LXL. From memory and trying them in the shop the L's were a bit brighter than my HG/LX's but didn't seem to have as much contrast. I've not tried them directly outside and won't get the chance properly until the 29th.
I know you get used to the view through your own bins but personally I prefer the view ...
Started 1 day, 6 hours ago (2009-11-21 17:13:00)
by snowcap
Hi, yes is also a Ring-billed Gull.It however is a 2nd winter bird therefore younger than the nearby adults,which explains its darker iris and duller legs and bill.
cheers,S
Started 1 day, 3 hours ago (2009-11-21 19:54:00)
by Jeff hopkins
1 & 3 are red-tailed hawk. 2 is a willet.
Started 1 day, 4 hours ago (2009-11-21 18:37:00)
by Tero
Sometimes it just easier to start from the recovery disc and erase everything.
I keep my pictures on an external drive just for that reason.
Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-10-07 18:28:00)
by KCFoggin
Fantastic! I have never had the pleasure of viewing our Bald Eagle closeup. Only in flight and never perched in the wild.
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Hot threads for last week on BirdForum - The Net:
Started 1 year, 1 month ago (2008-10-05 12:05:00)
by Marmot
We seem to have the CT, GT, BT's coming in one group, followed by the Chaffies, Goldies & Greenies. Then one big group of Sparrows. Makes a change from about 2 weeks ago when there wasn't much visiting.
Even though the increased number of Birds, the Sparrowhawk seems to have lost his timing and visiting when there is nothing about. Yesterday he sat in the rain for over an hour and still ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-14 07:42:00)
by John Cantelo
About time one wintered ..... shame it's so far north!
Started 2 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-09-08 07:45:00)
by 308CAL
I can only think that its a little bigger than the other 8x's. Maybe some
CA?
Started 8 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-03-07 03:10:00)
by John Sherratt
Nice photos there Neil.
I've not seen a Green Woodpecker for ages, it's one of my "bogey" birds have to try and get down to the Chase again sometime next week see if I have more luck.
Thanks for the tip on the Starling roost at JCB, Dean, I think I'll try and get up there to have a look this afternoon as it's not far from me.
John
Started 8 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-03-07 09:50:00)
by grumps
Just back from a lovely two days in glorious sunshine.Saw the Shrike at Royden on Thursday so didn't have to drag my wife around the bog After lunch at Holme I was rewarded by being left at Titchwell while my wife did the galleries and shops along the coast. Great day and all the usual birds.
Friday was spent along the coast to Cley and Salthouse but no Snow Buntings. No Black Brant either or ...
Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2009-11-12 06:18:00)
by antshrike69
So, after several weeks batting emails to and fro, an itinerary was decided
on. The first half was straightforward, as I've not birded cerrado or chaco
before and the key birds were pretty predictable. The second leg was built
around my target list - most people would spend significantly more time in
Atlantic forest where species such as Helmetted Woodpecker amongst others
are possible. My ...
Started 8 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-03-07 11:51:00)
by Daniel Martin
30 Waxwings on John O Gaunts way this afternoon, as I set off to the shops! They have been outside home on Jodrell Ave again and then Richard Taylor got them on Ashop Road late on. A school mum reported 100 in her garden near Alton Manor yesterday - I quizzed her on them but she said a chap knocked on the door to tell her in case "loads of binoculars turn up"!! So, they must be around still in ...
Started 2 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-09-01 00:17:00)
by HokkaidoStu
You're up late Jaff!
Now watch everyone gripe about the 18MP and the fact it'll probably be quite expensive too*.
I'm going to buy one though, I've been ready to upgrade from my 400D/xTI for a while now and was hanging on to see what Canon would release this year. This one seems to tick most of the boxes........
Edited to add: *Actually it's only $1699 on Canon's US website and I guess ...
Started 2 days, 20 hours ago (2009-11-20 03:11:00)
by Andrew Whitehouse
He did post sometimes 'back in the day' but got a lot of abuse (for some
reason) and stopped posting.
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-15 11:30:00)
by nickderry
20 years ago I was drawing greenfinches and blue tits in primary school.
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