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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Wings over water

At Pea Island, dateline today (White Egret):

Added December 29th, after I finally incorporated the names of birds as identified to me by guide Audrey Whitlock, to whom much thanks, as well as thanks for her and Peggy Eubanks's companionship and guidance that day:

Black-bellied Plover in winter plumage:

Brown Pelicans:

Yellow-rumped Warbler (used to be called Myrtle Warbler):

Great Egret:

Pied-billed Grebe:

White Pelicans with two Great Black-backed Gulls:

Belted Kingfisher:

Raccoon:

American Coot:

Egrets:

More Pelicans:

Swans:

More Egrets:

The birdwatchers:

6 comments:

  1. I believe an egret. I'll add other photos and try to identify everything (including a raccoon) after we return home.

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  2. Nice pictures. You need a long lens and the Genuine Fractals plug-in.

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  3. Ken, Yes, I think the photos are pretty pathetic. But Carolyn gave me the Nikon ED50 field scope for Christmas, so I'm hoping for some better photos in the future. Not familiar with "the Genuine Fractals plug-in," however. "Smoothness control to minimize artifacts when resizing from a small source file" (from http://www.ononesoftware.com/products/perfect-resize/?gclid=CJWPrKP9kaYCFddA2god9UW5pwK) sounds good!

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  4. Good job! Try Bosque Del Apache just outside Socorro (Debby Caldwell's old and new home).

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  5. Dean, glad to learn where Deb is now. I'll look her up on Facebook.

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