Winter Pics...

Konrad___far_north

19 years ago

Bohemian Waxwing

Snowy Owl

White Tails

STOP!

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zitro_joe
19 years ago
Very nice set.

Good thing that stop sign is still visible. Made me laugh for some reason.
bigack
19 years ago
Love those wax wings! so oriental looking. I've only seen waxwings around here about 2 times, they come and go quickly. Looks cold up there!!
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Very nice plants Jacklord! I am always very jealous to see the prices of tropicals in nursuries down south since they are often half the price (sometimes even less than that) than the prices they go for at nursuries here. There are a few nursuries here that have good prices on the tropical "annuals" (I wish they were not sold just as annuals!) but its hard to find good prices on the hardy subtropicals! Thanks Ben! Glad that you like the butia! I really like the variegated Alphinas, I see them all the time in Florida and in California and they are really beautiful plants. I wish I can find the variegated ones here, but Im happy that I at least found the green variety since those aren't usually found here either! The Monstera vine is going to be a potted plant for me. I wish it could grow outdoors, but its way too tropical (Tree Philodendrons might make it with protection though, I always wanted to try them in the ground, but they do well in pots so I guess its easy enough to bring them in). Monsteras are one of my favorite plants also and mine is just starting to get those nice spilt leaves so Im hoping that it will have lots of adult leaves by the end of summer! Your lucky to be able to grow philodendrons in your area, they are a great family of plants! I fogot the name of the tulips I bought, but I think they are early or mid spring bloomers. I used to not really be crazy about spring blooming plants but like you said, it takes such a long time for the tropical plants to start looking nice so the spring bulbs at least give me something to look forward to (and I dont have to give them any care which is another big plus!). Thanks for looking! Im going to post pics of my 2 new plants definitely by tomorrow! -Alex
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rcnaylor
19 years ago
Love those pics Konrad. I'm with Joe, the stop sign made me laugh.

The bird pics are great.

Do you have a telephoto lens to get those bird pics? I don't have much luck with just my camera getting the birds. I'm probably not patient enough.
User
19 years ago
Those are beautiful. Such clarity.
juanital
19 years ago
You got some really great story pics there, Konrad...Here in NE Ohio...We've only had a couple inches total this year...I love it being a little milder, but is kind of weird not having as much snow...It is pretty nippy now and for rest of winter(?)...

juanital
gmom74
19 years ago
Waxwings are such pretty birds. I have seen real ones only one time in North Carolina. All the pictures are great.
kentuck_8b
19 years ago
Very Nice, Konrad!! Such detail and clarity!

We have waxwings down here, but they must be a different variety. We also have bohemians, ...just no bohemian waxwings.:)

Kt
uniqcrafts2000
19 years ago
Great pictures, I seemed to like the owl just sitting on the pole.
Konrad___far_north
Original Author
19 years ago
Thank you all!

>>Do you have a telephoto lens to get those bird pics? I don't have much luck with just my camera getting the birds. I'm probably not patient enough.

Yes
They say, a birding lens should be at least 500 mm,...would be nice! The one used here, [from dear Santa] canon 70 - 200 mm F2.8 IS and 2X Extender, [not the first pic] going to my Rebel XT.
Not cheap, but you get what you pay for......clarity.

Konrad
cherbo
19 years ago
Great shots! The wax wing shots are awesome and how neat to see a snowy owl.
rcnaylor
19 years ago
Thanks Konrad. You are always very generous with you knowledge.
starduster
19 years ago
Really fantastic pic's . I never heard of a waxwing before. They sure are pretty and something I would like to see in my yard now and than.

What kind of lens did you have to use on these if it is not trouble for you to do so.

Star
Konrad___far_north
Original Author
19 years ago
Thank you Star!

>>What kind of lens did you have to use on these if it is not trouble for you to do so.Please look at my last post above.

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