Birds on Sharps Ridge
p.1 #1Birds on Sharps Ridge
Some local commons and some migratory birds coming through the area. Still new to this birding stuff, but it’s a lot of fun especially when you tag along with an experienced birder who can act as a spotter! Lots of fuzzballs and missed moments but still a good time this morning.
Leica SL2 + Sigma 150-600
Scarlet tanager
Carolina wren
Blue-gray gnatcatcher
Red-eyed vireo
Edited on May 03, 2026 at 07:32 AM · View previous versions
Leica SL2 + Sigma 150-600
Scarlet tanager
Carolina wren
Blue-gray gnatcatcher
Red-eyed vireo
Edited on May 03, 2026 at 07:32 AM · View previous versions
May 02, 2026 at 05:59 PM
p.1 #2Birds on Sharps Ridge
They don't count unless you ID them
Was on vacation and visited Radnor Lake, a bit too early but was a very nice hike around the Lake.
You really found a few beauties and got some great shots. As you know the hobby is addictive, have fun keep posting, very nice and welcome to the forum
Karl
Was on vacation and visited Radnor Lake, a bit too early but was a very nice hike around the Lake.
You really found a few beauties and got some great shots. As you know the hobby is addictive, have fun keep posting, very nice and welcome to the forum
Karl
May 02, 2026 at 06:25 PM
p.1 #3Birds on Sharps Ridge
Ha! Fair.
Karl Witt wrote:
They don't count unless you ID them
Was on vacation and visited Radnor Lake, a bit too early but was a very nice hike around the Lake.
You really found a few beauties and got some great shots. As you know the hobby is addictive, have fun keep posting, very nice and welcome to the forum
Karl
Karl Witt wrote:
They don't count unless you ID them
Was on vacation and visited Radnor Lake, a bit too early but was a very nice hike around the Lake.
You really found a few beauties and got some great shots. As you know the hobby is addictive, have fun keep posting, very nice and welcome to the forum
Karl
May 03, 2026 at 07:30 AM