Grandpapy
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I'm thinking he dips the photos LSD, that's what makes the photos "Pop". Colors so strong you can smell them!
Beautiful
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Carne Seca
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Captured this morning. A male and female Gadwall. They're not a colorful bird but they have a certain muted elegance.
Carne Seca
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Ninjabowler
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Carne Seca
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Nice, very sneaky
I had to crawl through russian olive branches to get to that little shit. Some of the thorns on those trees are over an inch long. I got a little scratched up but it was worth it for this shot.
Carne Seca
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Omgwtfbbq Indicaman
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these are really cool
monkey tulips
monkey tulips
Omgwtfbbq Indicaman
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IMO the most beautiful awe inspiring natural phenomenon are easily the nebula that come from supernovi.
< personal favorite(ghost nebula)
< personal favorite(ghost nebula)
Omgwtfbbq Indicaman
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ever wonder what the earth would be like if we had rings of saturn? really cool video [video=youtube;UT2sQ7KIQ-E]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT2sQ7KIQ-E[/video]
Carne Seca
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It's a deadly addiction. Once you get hooked you can never stop. Especially when you capture a bird you've never seen before. I feel for you. LOL
American Pipit.
Carne Seca
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Your first bird is an English Sparrow a.k.a. House Sparrow (introduced species). The second one looks like either a Red-shouldered Hawk or a Red-tailed hawk. I think I see a belly band and that usually means a Red-tailed Hawk and we all know what the last one is.
neosapien
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Thank for that. I actually had no idea what the 1st bird was.Your first bird is an English Sparrow a.k.a. House Sparrow (introduced species). The second one looks like either a Red-shouldered Hawk or a Red-tailed hawk. I think I see a belly band and that usually means a Red-tailed Hawk and we all know what the last one is.
There were 2 other birds that were too fast for me today. Both pecking on some wood. One was bigger, jet black with red feathers on top his head and the other was smaller, blue and grey. Lots of Cardinals around here.