Jurry
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Sep 19, 2020,07:37 AM
Yeah I hadnโt noticed the autocorrect typo. But flog is quit different from flock ๐๐
The few in flight photos are still experimenting. Trying to figure out when to shoot. Iโm not going to sit there with the camera aimed at them all day haha.
But compared to 6 months back Iโm getting there
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Parrots or parakeets
By: Jurry : September 18th, 2020-11:06
A flog of parrots (officially they are Rose Ringed Parakeets) has settled around the estate here. Although beautiful birds to see, they are not native birds to this country. And it's almost impossible to catch them well with a camera. The reason is simple...
Hello Sire
By: K-Lo : September 18th, 2020-11:12
I appreciate your true patience to capture these parrots. It seems you not only needed the right โpicture taking posture,โ but also that you had to learn the patterns of these birds due to their sporadic movements. Itโs awesome that you timed correctly, a...
Much appreciated my friend
By: Jurry : September 18th, 2020-11:33
I agree, the first 3 are better. The ones in flight are still experimental and learning how to best get them in the viewfinder
I think (hope) they're vegan
By: Uncle Chico : September 18th, 2020-12:05
We feed them sunflower seeds. They're also extremely extremely loud when they feed as a flock.
We have parrots in my area of California too
By: cazalea : September 18th, 2020-11:53
There are many flocks around the state, but at least 50 in our area. Here are a few in my rubber tree. I just have to sit in the kitchen and take these photos with them at 10-20 yards range: A different variety than the one Jurry is seeing, and they are o...
Ha cross Atlantic birds
By: Jurry : September 19th, 2020-07:38
Nice pictures. And indeed these birds are very loud with high pitch kind of yelling as if they are in panic (which they are not as they control the area so to speak)
Number 01 and 05
By: cshimokita : September 18th, 2020-14:11
The first for the detail and face-on composition. The fifth for group action well captured & executed. I am not familiar with the term "flog of birds". A search finds examples of usage but no dictionary reference. Good theme for these stay at home days. C...
Hi thanks
By: Jurry : September 19th, 2020-07:37
Yeah I hadnโt noticed the autocorrect typo. But flog is quit different from flock ๐๐ The few in flight photos are still experimenting. Trying to figure out when to shoot. Iโm not going to sit there with the camera aimed at them all day haha. But compared ...
There's a covey of quail in our backyard . . .
By: Dr No : September 18th, 2020-16:35
. . . but they were easy to capture photographically . . . . . . as we used to feed them. After experiencing mice issues (apparently, mice like bird seed, too), we stopped feeding them a few years ago. This morning, at least a dozen quail were parading ar...
There was a baby quail cooing at my cat yesterday
By: cazalea : September 19th, 2020-09:10
I came up out of my office and saw the cat hypnotizing the bird, who had come down from the wall and was sitting about 6 feet from Tiger. I think I was just in time to prevent a massacre, as the bird flew up on a wire, and Tiger shot me a Furious Look. Bu...