This is a discussion on Can Identify This? within the Animals (mammals, birds, insects etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Im, on a 12 day roadtrip from Ohio to Wyoming and back to Ohio. Its fun, but Ive never seen ...
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Can Identify This?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28054853@N08/
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What you have there is a beautifully captured photo of a Meadowlark. Lovely sharp detail captured JJ. (looks like the Eastern subspecies with how bright yellow it is. Westerns are usually a little more pale by now)
P.S. I think you mistakenly posted in wrong section. (this is "People" section)
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He put it in this section to ask "People, can you identify this bird?Originally Posted by Hillbillygirl
What you have there is a beautifully captured photo of a Meadowlark. Lovely sharp detail captured JJ. (looks like the Eastern subspecies with how bright yellow it is. Westerns are usually a little more pale by now)
P.S. I think you mistakenly posted in wrong section. (this is "People" section)
That is a great detailed shot of a beautiful bird.
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Marko, can you move this? I need to get some more sleep.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28054853@N08/
Photography is more than just taking a picture and freezing the action, or leaving the shutter open. It is more than orchestrating the image with the stroke of a brush. Its the realization and explanation that reality is an isolated experience in which only a specific individual can comprehend during any given time period. - Your Truly!
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Awesome detail and sharpness... I so wish that branch wasn't right there in front but a great shot nonetheless.
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Beautiful subject. This is an Eastern Meadowlark according to the Audubon Field Book
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