Rodbender

8 hours ago, mamona said:

Nice pics. I am wondering how far you were from the birds? What lenses are you using?

 I'm using a 300mm it landed within 25' of some people he/she don't care about the people it just does what it wants too

1 hour ago, Whitespinnerbait said:

Awesome bird to photograph.........Nice

I now know where the name comes from they are quick

Northern Hawk Owl

Yesterday Morning Whitby

Red Admiral

Skipper not sure which one?

Cloudless Sulphur

Black Swallowtail

Painted Lady

Monarch

All taken in my backyard in Oshawa

35 minutes ago, spincast said:

nice shots. Love the red starts - their song always reminds me of camping, peace and quiet.

 Thanks

Orchard Oriole


Yellow Warbler


Common Yellow Throat


American Red Start


Black Throated Green


Northern Parula


Gray Catbird

On 5/12/2019 at 12:46 PM, Fisherman said:

Saw the first ones yesterday afternoon.

 They have been here for a week now

On 5/12/2019 at 11:13 AM, Terry said:

real nice shots

 Thanks

8 hours ago, Ralph Field said:

Nice shots !

 Thanks

Love this time of year

Wish it would warm up so I don't have to ware a winter jacket these are from my yard

 Baltimore Oriole


 Palm Warbler


Yellow Rumped Warbler


 Magnolia Warbler


 Blackburian Warbler


 Bluegray Gnatcatcher


 Blue Headed Vireo

 Thanks Guys

Meet my grand daughter Indigo

 Boreal Chickadee

Our regular Black Capped Chickadee

I haven't been to my go to Photography spot since I seen a tent back in the bush with a few drunk guys around it glad they never saw me

1 minute ago, misfish said:

Stabbed my finger a few times. Not easy doing down side up.LOL

Bin there done that

2 minutes ago, misfish said:

They are made with hook up.

OOPS

14 minutes ago, spincast said:

beauty shots, owls are the ones we struggle to capture  - we have pair a saw whet's that call to each other  most nights but finding them in the day has proven impossible so far

Your probably looking to high,  look for them in pine trees about eye level but they are the size of a beer can and usually close to the trunk

Thanks guys

Tie them upside down so the point of the hook is pointing up same as a spreader hook is hit them in the good spot in the mouth not the soft sides ?

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