Birds in your garden

[justpix]

Hi, it is a young jay, nicely captured !

 

[wilki]

Bluetit and House Sparrow

Bluetit (1) by Ian Wilkinson, on Flickr

Bluetit (2) by Ian Wilkinson, on Flickr

House Sparrow by Ian Wilkinson, on Flickr

 

[Sky]

Not a great photo, as I'm still learning and this was taken through glass as you can see, but I was wondering what kind of bird this is, please, if it's ok to ask on here.
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Looks like a juvenile Jay to me.

 

[Craigt0912]

Looks like a juvenile jay but I'm not an expert by any means.

 

[wilki]

Preening Woodpigeon

Preening Woodpigeon by Ian Wilkinson, on Flickr

 

[justpix]

Hi, a blue tit ... :

 

[Compuwight]

 

[EJB]

2 quick snaps through the kitchen window.

Three's a crowd.


Bottoms Up!

 

[Skyline]

This made me laugh. Took a right soaking. 10ft to its right is a huge tree it could have had for cover.

Raindrops keep falling on my head by Skyline, on Flickr

 

[Deleted member 34016]

Starling on the Garage roof

DSC02844 Starling Juvenile by Les Moxon, on Flickr

 

[Shirleyr]

Greatspotted Woodpecker in my garden to-day, in the rain.

 

[Deleted member 34016]

Snap @Shirleyr

Les

 

[justpix]

Hi, a wren :

 

[Mark Johnson]

Guess who dropped in for Breakfast this morning...​

 

[justpix]

Hi, a mountain finch :

 

[carper]

bit of colour in the garden taken through the double glazing

 

[justpix]

Hi, a greedy jay ... :

 

[carper]

Not seen many Blackbirds this year

 

[carper]

The 1st Mistle thrush I've seen for years

 

[justpix]

Hi, a (male) mountain finch ... :

 

[ProG77]

A few from the lounge window - had to crank the ISO up as it was quite a dull day but tried to remove some of the noise using DeNoise AI. Still learning how to fully utilise the software as downloaded a day ago.

 

[Shirleyr]

About to land, Goldfinch.

 

[Gav.]

Hi

 

[Vintage Racer]

Nothing too exciting, but Brambling, Greenfinch and Nuthatch yesterday....

GHP_1810 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

GHP_1859 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

GHP_1812 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

 

[ProG77]

I’m loving the sharpness of the Nikon Z6, even at high ISOs. This one was at ISO 2000. Shot with a FTZ + Nikon 200-500mm f5.6.

 

[gary43]

I know that these are the easiest of all birds to photograph but I have just received my Sony 200-600 and paired it with the A7R4 to capture this dunnock; so this is a test shot really.

Very happy with the result. AF seems a bit dodgy in FF mode but seems very good in APC mode.

 

[Vintage Racer]

Here's todays selection....

GHP_2304_01 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

GHP_2291 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

GHP_2313 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

 

[gary43]

Sorry that it is such a common bird but another test shot from me to see if the Sony A7R4 and 200-600 work well together, looks ok. Below is a 100% crop:

 

[fujilover]

Great Spotted Woodpecker ( male )

Been hearing woodpeckers for years around my home and area.

Finally got one in my garden although i was shooting through a double glazed window and it is a severe crop so quality is low sorry.

 

[Fullook]

Not what you would call rare - but I liked this shot.

 

[Jeff18]

Mourning Doves on a cold day,

feb03202202 by Jeff Ashman, on Flickr

 

[ShropshireLad]

A few from my garden.

 

[ShropshireLad]

a couple more

 

[Craigt0912]

A few from my garden.
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Lovely picture, they remind me of tennis balls.

 

[Jackp93]

Someone having his breakfast
.

 

[Gav.]

Someone having his breakfast
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Great shot

 

[Vintage Racer]

It's been a rainy day.......

GHP_3156 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

GHP_3113 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

GHP_3032 by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

 

[Jeff18]

Female Cardinal at the feeder
feb17202201 by Jeff Ashman, on Flickr

 

[Buck]

A quickly grabbed shot this afternoon as we spotted this ?Sparrowhawk in the garden seemingly not bothered by the heavy rain.

 

[Craigt0912]

Female Cardinal at the feeder
feb17202201 by Jeff Ashman, on Flickr

Hi Jeff,

Can I ask where this was taken?

Thanks

Craig