Karl, I like the behaviour in #5 and the colour. I don't see any difference between your first and the Tim influenced last. Love the colours though; breeding plumage already! I think all my starlings froze to death!
I didn't know they ate sumac. I thought that was robins and bluebirds! Don
DonGut wrote:
Karl, I like the behaviour in #5 and the colour. I don't see any difference between your first and the Tim influenced last. Love the colours though; breeding plumage already! I think all my starlings froze to death!
I didn't know they ate sumac. I thought that was robins and bluebirds! Don
The bird should look the same Don.........but the stick emanating from its back and sides should be invisible now
Karl
Herb Houghton wrote:
Lovely set Karl, This is the first starling I've seen eating naturally and not destroying a bird feeder. #1 and 3 are my picks of this colorful set.
I never see them at my feeder Herb. Maybe I need sumac to attract them
Thanks for the picks Mr Raptor!
Karl
surgemaster wrote:
I never shoot starlings, but you just may have changed my mind. Stellar, Karl.
Rex
They are worth the effort as are Grackles, Cowbirds and Crows etc. Something to practice on for when the RWBB's return!
Thanks for visit and kind comment
Karl
surfnron wrote:
A super set Karl, and you managed to sneak in a few flowers too... You have some great colors, and great poses too. I'm not sure MAing the combo would give you much improvement, but I'd do it anyway. ~ Ron
Hey Ron I'm loooooong overdue for florals buddy! I agree, this may not need MA but always worth the look. Thanks for the kindness my friend
Karl
thomas_1950 wrote:
Holy Mackerel Karl you really outdid yourself. Your set is nothing short of SPECTACULAR! Those are some outstanding pics combined with outstanding post processing.
Splendid job,
Tom
Wow thanks Thomas! Glad you enjoyed the subject and presentation buddy
Karl
#1 and 3 are my picks of this colorful set.
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