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15 years ago

I have many bird picture also l really love nature pictures here are a few of my birds pictures

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Hope you like them I sure enjoy takeing them

I post alot of my picture on flickr

here is my address if you want to see more

http://www.flickr.com/photos/48224214@N02/4952291679/in/photostream/

if you have an account please leave comments Thank you

Anna

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janetkp

11 years ago

This is Ollie the barred owl, He and his female live in the trees in my back garden, and comes out in the open when I play my barred owl audio. Cute, isn't he.

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Comments (26)

kiagarden
15 years ago
WOW.....pictures are excellent! Thank you so much for sharing.
What kind of camera do you use?
Also, what state are you in?
I live in Indiana and a few of the birds are ones I see. I'm just starting to really getting into bird watching.....and feeding!! :-)
nikonhead
15 years ago
Very nice and great catches.
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Hi I have a Nikon D 5000 and the lens is a nikon 70 300 this is not a bush it is a tree and it is big not tall but wide I might have some winter picture of it will check and send it in or i will take a picture of the tree also the birds are about 7 or 8 ft from me so I can zoom them in pretty near to me.
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dreamgarden
14 years ago
The pics are great. I especially like the one of the blue jay. Little piggy!
anna_lisa
Original Author
14 years ago
I live in quebec canada and love Nature I feed the birds I go down to the river and feed the ducks and enjoy it very much
kelvinpl80
14 years ago
I just loves those pictures...amazing photography...keep it up.
tussiemussies
13 years ago
Beautiful pictures! Great job of capturing the colorful birds!
Konrad___far_north
13 years ago
Very nice shots!...looks like that mallard caught something around it's neck?
superfly47
13 years ago
Great Pics!
JamesEubank
13 years ago
That's Great, Did you owns these birds? Very nice to watch these...
Lorna1949
12 years ago
no I don't own them just my outside pets I feed them but they are free to come and go as they please and also I have my freedom go where I want when I want
MattNorton
12 years ago
great, so lovely, I like these pictures
suttonmat
12 years ago
Great photos!!! They look so natural!
And I want to say sorry for using Your photos in private interests...... My granny loves animals, birds and all the wild nature.....And I've ordered few posters for her on http://www.idposter.com I'm sorry and thankful at the same time.
Lorna1949
12 years ago
Hi a great place for looking at pictures is flickr it is free great place for lots of info on Images it gives detail of what camera is used and lens also check out the groups there are thousands of them I have been a member there for 3 years and really like it there are many bird groups I don't mind you using my picture nice to here you enjoying them need any more info just ask
Anna - Lorna
MattNorton
12 years ago
yoxi, did you eat them?
MattNorton
12 years ago
have you been to China? China also has many wild birds
MarcPerr
12 years ago
Amazing photos!
JordanWalker
11 years ago
These pics are so beautiful. I love the fifth pic in which the bird has a peanut on his mouth. There's a lot of bird species here in Australia but I only saw a few species.
It's so fun to watch all these birds flying. Thanks for sharing these love photos, Anna Lisa.
bman123
11 years ago
Nice! Please tell me, what camera and lens?

This post was edited by bman123 on Sat, Jun 21, 14 at 12:10
slimfatty
11 years ago
Beautiful bird shots,,,,
Lorna1949
11 years ago
yes very beautiful great picture
garf_gw
11 years ago
Excellent sharpness and detail. Digital or film?
n247080
10 years ago
Would you consider selling me a print of the blue jay?
Jessica Wh
10 years ago
WOW! Especially the blue one with peanuts! :-)
Stormie
10 years ago
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Oh Anna, your photos are absolute classics!! Such a joy to just look at them! I want to hold the little guy in the first shot. And the owl looks so dressed up and ready, as if going to some very special event! And the guy with the peanut is such a great photo capture!
xiangirl zone 4/5 Nebraska
9 years ago
What fun to see! Loved all the pictures. Don't know that I've seen that kind of owl-live or in a photo. Amazing.

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