Kathy_Banich

Sorry ImLate

Sorry ImLate

Same female as featured in my "Mirror, Mirror" image (see profile). I guess she settled for the birdhouse when she failed at getting in my car to nes...
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Same female as featured in my "Mirror, Mirror" image (see profile). I guess she settled for the birdhouse when she failed at getting in my car to nest. LOL
This image is in a series of 3 I was able to capture while the expecting couple scurried to build a nest.
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camera

Canon EOS 7D

settings

settings

Aperture f/8 ISO 640 Shutter 1/1250 Focal Length 500/1

upload_date

upload_date

Dec, 2015

Views

271

Likes

+29

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Beautiful, clear and detailed shot! Love it!

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Spent a few hours at the butterfly pavilion yesterday - great fun while practicing with monopod and only window lighting.

I get such a rush in the moment where I find myself locked into a stare of acceptance and mutual respect with the wildlife around me.

Over the summer, this fox has become comfortable observing me from 15' feet. This particular day, I was gardening and felt eyes upon me. The fo

MirrorMirrorOnTheCAR

Humming Bird approaching "Red Bird on a Tree" plant.

MISCHIEVOUS

Taken in 2014 while visiting Yellowstone National Park

Above the Clouds II - was taken down the road from where I live, on a rare day when living in the Mountains allowed us to be Above the Clouds for a ch

This is our beloved Teddy (a Ragdoll, male cat). On this particular day he was focused on the birds feeding outside on the deck. The sun peering thr

Oil Candle and wedding ring - shot at the right angle to create a sense of the ring being on fire. (Flash and black back drop used)

Bee Zee

An offspring of our neighborhood fox was curious about me taking bird pictures one day. I continued doing what I was doing - slowly lowered myself to

My angle allowed the concrete patio to become the backdrop in this high-key image of a Broad Tailed Humming Bird approaching his anticipated nectar fr

Almost scrapped this image - I did not like the white sky! Then it occurred to me to make it a black and white; I'm glad I did.

Squirrel experiencing the first few snow flakes of the new winter season in Colorado

Wild Flowers in Roosevelt National Forest absorb the cleansing and hydration opportunity brought on by a recent rain shower.

Hope

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