Still making a racket by Helen Betts

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23-AUG-2018

The catbird whose picture I posted last week was still squawking when I took this one, too.

Vivid, posted earlier:

Sony RX10 IV
1/800s f/4.0 at 146.8mm iso500 full exif

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Jeff Real		15-May-2022 23:45
Great work with these details and with the moment! Really awesome. V

exzim		24-Sep-2018 12:13
Another superb picture.

Zoltán Balogh		02-Sep-2018 11:41
Superb capture, yeah. V

Julie Oldfield		01-Sep-2018 17:40
Very sharp! Excellent capture. V

Claude Gagnon		31-Aug-2018 00:41
This is wonderful Helen!!! Fantastic work to get this nice shot :)) V

Graeme		30-Aug-2018 21:38
A great closeup of this squawking bird, Helen. V!!

janescottcumming		30-Aug-2018 20:47
Seems to have a lot to say! Nice catch. V

William Barletta		30-Aug-2018 19:07
Well done. The bird photos are progressing! ~V~

Blandine Mangin		30-Aug-2018 16:34
beautiful capture ! v

LynnH		30-Aug-2018 16:05
Nicely animated. The photo allows us to experience the noise. V

joseantonio		30-Aug-2018 15:34
nice capture with some lovely details.V.

Dwight Rankine		30-Aug-2018 15:22
Very good details and sharp. BV

danad		30-Aug-2018 15:19
Superb details and great timing to catch this scene so expressive. V.

François Fauchard		30-Aug-2018 14:56
It is not afraid ! Excellent shot. V

Pieter Bos		30-Aug-2018 14:29
Excellent shot! ~V

bill friedlander		30-Aug-2018 14:15
Very sharp and lovely light. Excellent shot. V

globalgadabout		30-Aug-2018 13:59
good clarity, and certainly an expressive moment..

Kuriacose Joseph		30-Aug-2018 13:39
That is a great shot. You captured all the details.

Raymond		30-Aug-2018 13:37
It happens here all the time at this time of the year. Parents have raised their young and instead of the offsprings leaving the nest, it's the parents, they fly off leaving their young, healthy and able to fend for themselves. Since all they know from birth is to be feed and cared for, they are crying for their parents to bring them food etc. Funny how it's the opposite for humans, geez, the new generations are 45 years old and still living at home and wnat to be fed by their parents!!!

Jim Coffman		30-Aug-2018 13:26
Excellent detail in this fine shot, Helen...