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popeshawnpaul
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I don't think we have had a blue bird thread on here. Here are a few I shot a long time ago in high school. Post your blue bird, any sub species.
Canon A2 film camera, Tokina 400mm f5.6, Montana
Canon A2 film camera, Canon 200m f2.8 L, ISO 50, f2.8, shutter speed unknown, Arizona
Canon 40D, 400mm f4 DO, ISO 400, f9.5, 1/1000th, Yellowstone Wyoming
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I knew I took this pic for a reason.
Canon 30D, 100-400mm f5.6, ISO 400, f5.6, 1/250th, Ferry County
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Good pics!!!
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just took these with the little camera this last week...
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That's funny that this post came up as I was just talking to my wife about bluebirds. We've seen several Western Bluebirds in the last few days and I saw two Mountain Bluebirds today and was just telling her about it.
I guess it's that time of year.
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I never shoot them specifically but always shoot them as a target of opportunity when I get the chance. I was looking at my bluebird folder the other day and it has gotten quite large. I think one of the ones in my set is a scrub blue jay...?
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Beautiful picts everyone thanks
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Dont know what species im looking at, but the pics are great
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Great looking pics everyone. I don't have any bluebird pics, but I did get a couple of pics of some birds that I have never seen before. Does anyone know what species these birds are?
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great pics guys
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Rosy Finch?
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Thanks Hornseeker. I looked up rosy finch and I believe these are of the grey-crowned rosy finch variety.
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A sign of Spring.
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Quote from: popeshawnpaul on April 02, 2009, 07:12:51 PM
I think one of the ones in my set is a scrub blue jay...?
Since he's sitting by a flowering rabbitbrush, pretty much has to be a western scrub jay.
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These two are inseparable.
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Great pictures Timber!
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Not as good as other ones on here but the only one I got.
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Great pictures! Thank you for sharing...
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A Montana Bluebird
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great pics!
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Great pics, been so long since I've seen a bluebird, pretty cool. One I've been wanting to get a shot of is a mountain chickadee, anyone know where there' a good number hanging out, let me know.
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