digital_rebel_birds Photo Gallery by golfpic at pbase.com

Click on image for link to sound file and use BACK button to Return. Here is a great website for learning more about the various species of birds: -- http://www.birds.cornell.edu ****One of the best Owl Info pages on the web: http://www.owlpages.com ******* I will soon organize the images in this bird gallery into their own respective species galleries.

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Black-crowned Night Heron	Tree Swallow	birdid4x.jpg	Cedar Waxwing
treeswallow5.jpg	treeswallow7.jpg	TS1.jpg	Horned Lark
Northern Flicker just about to take off	Starling pushing off and reversing flight from Flicker cavity after realizing it's not empty	Common Grackle nest in tree cavity. If you look closely you can see one parent peeking out.	Great Crested Flycatcher with wasp
Great Crested Flycatcher	Wild Turkey	Wild Turkey	Starling
Eastern Bluebird	Killdeer	Great Horned Owl	Redtail Hawk
Horned Lark.	Young Great Horned Owl. Handheld, no flash. ISO 1600 at 1/13 seconds.	Great Horned Owl	Great Horned Owl. Compact dark grayish pellets 3-4 inches long are regurgitated 6 to 10 hours after eating.

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Larena Woodmore		09-Jan-2007 10:06
Very nice photos - especially the action shots!

Raul Quinones		03-Aug-2006 15:38
Excellent gallery.

Dennis Swayze		30-Apr-2006 13:35
Awesome shots you have in your galleries...keep up the great work. Cheers ! Dennis

Ashley Hockenberry		10-Jan-2006 19:32
Fantastic gallery of amazing images!!!!

golfpic		08-Nov-2004 23:41
Thanks Grace. I appreciate the comment and the vote :)

Guest		03-Nov-2004 17:05
These photos are simply wonderful!! Voted for. :)

golfpic		16-Sep-2004 00:34
Thanks Bill, you're too kind. I look at my photos and know I can make many improvements. Many of the images here are the result of opportunity and when a better one comes along I will hopefully make the most of it.

bill wlker		12-Sep-2004 23:22
I hope some day I can take pictures as good as these excelent

golfpic		25-Jul-2004 21:37
Thanks for dropping by and leaving a comment Bob. I appreciate it. The Wood duck is one of the most beautiful ducks I've come across and such a great blend of colours.

Bob Moul		24-Jul-2004 02:10
Great Avian photos! Love the whole gallery especially the Wood Ducks. OOOPS! I think your Chipping Sparrow is a Tree Sparrow. The bird songs are a great idea too. Thanks for sharing. Bob

golfpic		22-Jun-2004 11:33
Thanks for visiting Jan. You have a nice website. I see you've traveled quite a bit. I would love to visit some of those places one day.

Jan		20-Jun-2004 12:11
Hello, I enjoyed my visit very well. Please come see my photos sometime? http://home.zonnet.nl/janhurry/

golfpic		24-May-2004 18:11
Thanks for the kind words Phyllis. The Canon 75-300mm IS and DRebel are a good match as the relatively low weight of the lens helps keep the overall package still quite light. The combo offers a good compromise between reach and portability. I find the lens very versatile. I hope you are enjoying yours as much as I am.

Phyllis Stewart		24-May-2004 03:13
I really enjoyed this gallery. I love birds, and have the same camera and lens combination you were using on most of these (Rebel with Canon IS 75-300mm). You did a great job...nice steady camera and clear images!

golfpic		05-Apr-2004 00:08
Thanks Richard. Wow, that's quite a variety of hawks. You were very fortunate to have seen so many. It can only mean one thing, Spring is finally here. I would have been tempted to pull over on the shoulder to get a few shots :)

Guest		29-Mar-2004 03:29
Very nice bird shots. I live in SouthWestern Ontario and I cannot believe the amount of hawks I am seeing this spring. I took a drive to Windsor last weekend from Chatham and I swear I saw at least 30 different hawks along the way. Too bad I was on the freeway to stop and take a few shots......

golfpic		15-Mar-2004 23:13
Thanks for visiting and leaving a comment.

J.C. Richardson III		05-Feb-2004 03:32
Nice gallery!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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