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  1. freeheeln

    Wildlife

    Looks like some of the boys are getting horny
  2. freeheeln

    Wildlife

    Bluejays don't handle the rain too well.
  3. freeheeln

    Wildlife

    I have been a bird nerd for as long as I can remember, I even can identify most birds by there calls. My sons girlfriend told us that while they were camping he says ,'do you hear that bird? I don't know what it is but my dad does.'
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    Wildlife

    Male Baltimore Oriole flies in to check on progress of the beginnings of the nest.
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    Wildlife

    Rose-breasted Grosbeaks have returned, I caught this male midflight.
  6. freeheeln

    Wildlife

    Great Crested Flycatcher is a resent arrival to the area. This one moved from perch to perch until this composition presented itself.
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    Wildlife

    Up to 24" but 18", this one, is about the biggest i ever see.
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    Wildlife

    This was a good sized Garter.
  9. freeheeln

    The Definitive Solution to the Upstate NY Question

    The further upstate you live the further you think upstate is.
  10. freeheeln

    Wildlife

    There has been three snappers out in the pond out back. Two have been 'wrestling' with each other;)
  11. freeheeln

    Gore Mountain Conditions

    Two heels up again! Wow considering it was May 1 the Mt ops did a great job making the mountain skiable. Brownski it was great skiing into you. Cork great job with the grill adding to the great spread everyone put out. Harv missed skiing ya on the hill and the deck.
  12. freeheeln

    Wildlife

    Hermit Thrush this week
  13. freeheeln

    Gore Mountain Conditions

    fixedheeln and I are planning on Sunday
  14. freeheeln

    Wildlife

    Pics coming soon;)
  15. freeheeln

    Wildlife

    Male Belted Kingfisher returns with a salamander.
  16. freeheeln

    Gore Mountain Conditions

    Another two heels up day!
  17. freeheeln

    Wildlife

    Ain't cheatin' lots of movement going on right now, Louisiana Waterthrush a wood warbler not a thrush the other day
  18. freeheeln

    Wildlife

    Green-winged Teal made their annual visit out back pretty much on schedule.
  19. freeheeln

    Gore Mountain Conditions

    Hopefully it will corn up or it will just be gacky glue.
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    Wildlife

    I am shooting with a Canon 5D Mark IV 30.4 MP Full Frame DSLR body, RF600mm F4 L IS USM lens and usually 1.4 teleconverter which gives me a 840mm focal length. I shoot autofocus in Manual mode with auto ISO. Settings for the Winter Wren were 1/8000 sec.at f5.6 ,ISO12800. I edit using Adobe...
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