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Loggerhead Shrike

Discussion in 'Birds' started by The chemist, Apr 8, 2007.

  1. The chemist

    The chemist

    2,322
    Jul 22, 2005
    nashville
    Time to share something other than shorebirds. I found it difficult trying to really bring out his eye. Difficult bird for me to expose

    F-stop: 6.3
    ISO:125
    Shutter: 1/1250
    500mm, 1dmrkII

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    Last edited by a moderator: Apr 8, 2007
    The chemist, Apr 8, 2007
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  2. Glacier

    Glacier

    1,883
    Jan 17, 2006
    Boaz, Alabama
    Looks like you have a fine image of a Loggerhead Shrike. Sometimes called a Butcher Bird too.
     
    Glacier, Apr 8, 2007
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  3. The chemist

    The chemist

    2,322
    Jul 22, 2005
    nashville
    Thanks for the IF andy! Glad you like it
     
    The chemist, Apr 8, 2007
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  4. TexIndian

    TexIndian

    171
    May 6, 2005
    Corsicana, Texas
    Nice one, Jonathan. You must enjoy a challenge. Those black on white critters give me fits, too.
     
    TexIndian, Apr 8, 2007
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  5. HappyFish

    HappyFish

    1,020
    Oct 19, 2006
    A very cool bird to shoot. They will pin bugs, small lizards, etc on thorns or barb wire in their home area. Something to look for. Take your own bug next trip. With that black/white thing going on they can be a bugger to shoot in harsh light. Your photo is very well done.
     
    HappyFish, Apr 8, 2007
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  6. Gale

    Gale

    978
    Jan 26, 2005
    Viera Fl
    Yes they are tough to shoot. You have to get the sun shine right on the side of face.
    Not easy

    Good shot
     
    Gale, Apr 8, 2007
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  7. Jose Suro

    Jose Suro

    1,242
    Oct 27, 2006
    Tierra Verde, Florida
    Very nice Jonathan. I can't get close to any of them and the ones that are out of range are sitting on wires anyway. Well done.

    Jose
     
    Jose Suro, Apr 8, 2007
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