| This female N. Flicker was shot with the E-5 & 300/2.8 lens + 2X TC. ISO 400, F 9 & 1/1000", substantial crop. ~Ken |
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| This female N. Flicker was shot with the E-5 & 300/2.8 lens + 2X TC. ISO 400, F 9 & 1/1000", substantial crop. ~Ken |
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Nice shot of a good-looking bird---until they get started on the siding of my house.
halfwright
Well done! It doesn't appear to be a good crop so you nailed the technique!![]()
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Good catch Ken !
Cheers, Don
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Nice one Ken... they are cool birds.. always in my yard eating ants.. had to cut down a big 90 foot locus tree a couple weeks ago.. they loved that tree because it was loaded with ants, but it had storm damage and was angled to fall towards the deck.. cant see its colors is it a yellow shafted or do you have red shafted out there?
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Beautiful shot.
Mike
Landlocked in Ocala, FL
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Thanks, everone, for looking & for the replies.
Jim, We have the red-shafted variety over here. I guess they and the yellow-shafted interbreed in the middle of the country, or so I read.
~ Ken
Lovely shot Ken!
as a young boy I remember a summer morning when one of these guys seemed to drum ~For EVER~ on a telephone pole mounted power transformer....
Yellowhammer was a Good Name to call him that day...
~Cheers~
Ron
Thanks, Ron, for the look & the words. ~Ken