A few birds in my backyard today.

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  1. Scott Whaley

    Scott Whaley Active Member

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    I filled up our bird feeders today and it was a sight at the number of birds getting a bite to eat. Bird-1.jpg Bird-4.jpg Bird-5.jpg Bird-5.jpg
     
    Scott Whaley, Feb 13, 2023
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  2. Derrick

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    Great pictures. Love the tough looking cardinal. Lighting is interesting
     
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    Very nice series.
     
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  4. Eike Alexander Boehm

    Eike Alexander Boehm New Member

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    Yes, definitely a wow, super sharp, nice colors and bokeh!
     
    Eike Alexander Boehm, Feb 14, 2023
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    A lovely series of images, Scott, nicely captured unfortunately for us in Tasmania, putting out bird feeders will only feed the invasive pest species such as sparrows, starlings and black birds which are not native to the state and have no natural preditors to keep the numbers in check, so they strip fruit from trees and drive the native birds out of the local areas.
     
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