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Ruby-crowned Kinglet
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This year there were fewer fall migrants then usual in my area, but last weekend I managed to get some decent pictures of the Kinglets.
Done at Rattray Marsh Conservation - Mississuga
One of North America's smallest birds, the Ruby-crowned Kinglet can be recognized by its constant wing-flicking. The male shows its red crown only infrequently. (From "All About Birds") |
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- tuslaw
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(4853) - [2009-10-19 19:37]
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Fantastic image Mario,
Super fine detail with beautiful natural colors. Love the composition and excellent exposure!! Great job!!!
When I first viewed your photo I had to take a double take, because it reminded me so much of a photo I took of a Ruby-crowned Kinglet about a year or so ago.
Ron
hello again
very beautiful scene, pose and composition with very fine sharp details and colours,great output!
TFS thanks for sharing
Nasos
Hi Mario
Excellent close shot of this cute little kinglet.
Excellent sharpness and details
Great composition, DOF and background.
Chris
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Another perfect shot Mario. This little bird doesn't seem to have a chin though. I guess it's the angle you shot him at. LOL Very good clarity and the framing's nice too. TFS Trevor