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by icu1965

Comment by bobonacus:
Cool, will be great to see a before and after shot. I meant to do that this year in my garden and so a shot from the same place every few weeks ... kinda forgot though!!

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by icu1965

Comment by Prism:
Should be a colorful mix when the flowers do come out. I was trying to find the four leaf clover in the bunch.... Nice, clear shot.

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by icu1965

Comment by MaryO:
I see clover, maybe phlox, asters, and/or butterfly weed. There's a bunch that look alike till the plants get bigger. Looks like you're going to have a lot of flowers :-)

wildthings1.jpg
by icu1965

Comment by colorcarnival:
I'm suprised that they are still feeding like this out of the nest. Of course, I'm no nature expert, so maybe this goes on all the time lol.

wildthings1.jpg
by icu1965

Comment by bobonacus:
What a great capture

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by icu1965

Comment by MaryO:
Very inconsiderate of them to do this in the shadows instead of in that patch of sunlight over to the right! I agree about playing with levels; might also try a tighter crop if you've got the pixels.

I saw a Redbellied Woodpecker feeding her offspring yesterday. Camera was nowhere nearby, of course. It is a lovely moment to capture, even if it happens too fast to capture it perfectly.

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by icu1965

Comment by Prism:
Interesting subject. With the birds in the shade like that, it sure makes for tough lighting conditions. Have you thought of adding a little brightness/contrast adjustment and/or slight levels adjustment to bring out the birds more?

manmadeobject27.jpg
by icu1965

Comment by cogerox:
Definitely one of your best in this series. Love this perspective, though a different backdrop would really make this pop.

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by icu1965

Comment by bobonacus:
Awesome perspective ... I feel like the handles are poking out of the photo ready for my to pick up and play :)

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by icu1965

Comment by Ken:
I like your funky processing here.