Rodbender

Love the eagles I've seen (too high for pics) 21 Bald and one Golden on their migration so far this year

Ruby Crowned Kinglet Juvi White Crowned Sparrow Yellow Rumped Warbler Green Winged Teal

Why do you need one???

In the right light they look pretty cool

Problem with auto most people use with P&S cameras is the camera wants to tell you what exposure you want if you get the chance and sun behind you < big hint and have the time to change settings try Manual mode 1/1600 shutter speed and open the aperture to F8 to F11 Thanks I wish I brought the shutter speed down a bit to blur the props

Not sure if there was something on at the Oshawa airport but this guy flew around and low by the airport a few times

Not sure if there was something on at the Oshawa airport but this guy flew around and low by the airport a few times [/url]

Nope labour is not covered same as our lighting we cover ballasts and lamps not labour

I saw #13 Baldy today migrating most of the time there too high for the camera but sometimes This was taken Jan 10 2015 at Whitby Harbour

Thanks Brian it's 2 different birds hunting the same spot I was hoping for a dive

They never dove but were looking hard

I can't say coon here let alone say I'm peeing so a coon doesn't come and eat my garbage (ajax) they throw me away for being Prejudice Might have to add the RA before coon

LMAO and thanks for that Mike I had a bad day at work today I needed a good laugh

Migration is on here's a few from today Sharp-Shinned Hawk American Kestrel Osprey

Or two

Thanks

What lens did you use for that I'm looking Tokina 11-16 wide angle for my camera

Looks like Homer Simpson walked through Great pics

One in Kitchener already

If they even come down this far

If your talking Bald eagles I'm at 10 so far their moving most are around noon and high up if you see them earlier they will be lower where your at you should scan the sky for Broad-Wing Hawks they go through in big kettles over 16000 were seen sunday in detroit and have some day's at 45000 http://www.drhawkwatch.org/

Trap shooting

Made it to the Hawk Watch Sharp-Shinned Hawks were the hawk of the day they will have over 200 migrating today a few pics I got three different birds

Nice shot Lew I was at the Hawk watch today for migrating raptors a few folks there have the new Nikon super zoom Nikon P900 its $700 at Henry's and from what i seen it's very comparable to a DSLR and big lens in a point a shoot camera not sure for Birds in flight but static birds it's good