Chipping Sparrow by GBCalls

Photography • Collage • posted on Jun 06, 2010

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Hi Everyone, here is the bird that was waiting for dragonflies the day I got my in flight photo. As you can see the bird was successful as well. I took several photos when I got the chance as the brush was thick and this fellow was generally moving about. A special thanks to my renderosity friends who met me for breakfast yesterday mrestey and erestorfan. Hope all enjoy the weekend. -GB-

Comments (15)

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Richardphotos

5:23AM | Sun, 06 June 2010

both are outstanding shots.I do not recall seeing this particular sparrow here

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BessieB

5:28AM | Sun, 06 June 2010

Suberb shots, great detail.

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debbielove

7:49AM | Sun, 06 June 2010

This is beautiful!.. A real stunner! The main picture is incredible.. Thanks. Rob

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lucindawind

8:14AM | Sun, 06 June 2010

aww this is a sweet shot ! fantastic capture

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Art4u

8:17AM | Sun, 06 June 2010

Great shot

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flavia49

8:23AM | Sun, 06 June 2010

wonderful capture!

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RenderDuo

9:25AM | Sun, 06 June 2010

Very nice compilation! Must be a stunning countryside close to you!

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Erestorfan

12:04PM | Sun, 06 June 2010

Love these shots! Especially the one with the dragonfly in his beak. Not easy to catch!!!

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mrestey

12:57PM | Sun, 06 June 2010

NICE SHOT George! I remember seeing this one on your camera but of coarse it looks much better large. Poor dragonfly. But I guess the birds have to eat too, LOL. Sure was nice meeting you yesterday. When I get home I will upload my moose pictures and I got a closeup of a bumble bee on a lupine flower yesterday that came out fairly decent. I also caught a few images of a merganser duck with her babies riding on her back on Little Dan Hole pond. Thanks for showing us that excellent breakfast spot too. Mike.

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