Bird picture
anna_lisa
11 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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Comments (3)I think those are good pictures. It looks like you set up the photograph like a studio with the pink drape. I don't notice mine on the suet so much. Maybe that is why they are the original cat and dog food stealers along with a wren. Pet food has fat in it. In this weather they all were taking it. I got 25 pounds of sun flower seed at Wal-Mart yesterday, the feed store wasn't opened on Sunday. I don't get much at Wal-Mart because I think it is cheaper at the feed store. I got 6 suet cakes but I like the ones at the feed store better....See Moremore bird pictures
Comments (0)house finch this is a nice picture of the grakle but I still don't like this bird house finch I really like the goldfinch hope you like my picture been working hard to get some good ones bought new lens for my camera so it is a bit easyer for me Anna another one of the house finch...See Morea few bird picture taken in Myrtle beach
Comments (1)Wow, gorgeous pictures! I love the last one, the contrast against the blue sky is beautiful!...See Morepost your bird picture let see how many we can get
Comments (144)The hawk in Menifee, CA can only be a Cooper's Hawk but it is an oddly-colored one. Something going on with the feathers, such as a heavy molt or missing feathers for some other reason. If you have other photos please post....See Moredreamgarden
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8 years agoHi 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
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