I loved this. Had a hard time with some of it but lively and lilting just the same. Thanks. josh

perhaps they are beginning to recognize you?--they are so intelligent--and playful--or it could be that someone else has fed them? glad you are taking us landlocked frustrated fisher people along with you on your trips---I miss it--grew up in New Orleans and we went fishing or crabbing most summer weekends--love the sea we have several rabbits in our garden(darn rose eaters) that have become so accustomed to our presence that they will graze on clover flowers beneath our feet--we didn't do anything to try to tame them--they just seem to feel comfortable around us--I am really worried about what they are going to eat next, tho

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I have been actively involved in 35mm film photography since the mid 1960's however with the acquisition of my first digital SLR body last October I am still a newbie to digital. I chose a Pentax DSLR body because it allows me to continue to use all the lenses and accessories that I had with my Pentax film cameras. (When you consider that I have 18 lenses ranging from 16mm to a true 1,000mm plus an auto-bellows and other closeup accessories that was a big consideration). In April I will be upgrading from the Pentax *ist DL 6.3mp to a Pentax K20D, 14.2mp with shake reduction and a vast array of other features, while still retaining full use of my entire lens array. To add the EXIF (exposure information) data I open the photo in Microsoft "Paint" and use the text editing features. (For more detailed info send me an email) For those of you who enjoy watching birds I would like to invite you to check out the birdwatching forum on Gardenweb. Look on the Garden Web Home Page and slightly below the link for the Photography Forum you will see "Pets & Animals", click on that link then hit "Wildlife & Nature.net". In the Nature net you will see the "Birdwatching Forum" In the birdwatching forum you will meet a great bunch of people who share photos, photo techniques and information on how to identify different birds as well as methods on how to construct feeders, waterers, nesting supplies, gardening suggestions and other topics on to enhance your personal environment space and birdwatching experience. In my 2nd and 3rd photo above there are actually two different Red-bellied Woodpeckers squaring off with European Starlings at the suet feeder. Notice in the second picture that the birds forehead and the back of the neck is red, while the top of the head is gray. That is a Female Red-Belly, whereas in the 3rd photo and in the previous photos posted by JanePa. the red extends from the beak over the top of the head and down the neck, that is a Male Red-Belly. (Red-Belly woodpeckers have white cheeks and horizontal body stripes whereas on a Red-Headed woodpecker the entire head and cheeks are red and the body stripes are vertical.)