Morning Sparrow

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• nglen (21050)
• [2008-06-22 10:22]

Hi Bob. Have read your notes and we dont have many Sparrows in the area any more . we see the odd one or two. You say we are at the point of over population well i went into the forest today for three hrs and only came across two men. plenty of space in the wood maybe i should move into the forest. !! As for your picture a good close up of the bird with good detail and natural colours. . he had his eye on you. well done tFS. have a good weekahead.
Nick..

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• lousat (10057)
• [2008-06-22 11:06]

Hi Bob,this time too the light make a difference,beautifull choice of the point of view and perfect realisation as yur style,have a nice week,Luciano

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• NinaM (4593)
• [2008-06-22 12:01]

The light is shining on this little one, Bob. Beautiful. And if you observe carefully, those sparrows are different each one from the other ;-) And here the population of sparrows is declining fast. In St-Alphonse we don't have them at all, maybe it's because of the forest around here. As for overpopulation, it's all in the cities, more and more, going crazy isn't it? Thanks for those thoughts and beautiful picture,

Francine

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• Royaldevon (3296)
• [2008-06-22 12:31]

You are a wonderful philosopher, Bob!
This sparrow is just questioning why you are taking a shot of it! Thank goodness they don't ask for royalties ... yet!

Great capture!
Like me, you seem to have a lot of sparrows visiting, whereas the general trend with these gregarious little birds seems to be a slow decline.

Kind regards,
Bev :-)

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• oscarromulus (4684)
• [2008-06-22 12:33]

A BEAUTIFULLY writen statement.... so very true.
Hello, Bob.
It is looking right at you.
WONDERFUL imagery!!!
M.

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• Adanac (13980)
• [2008-06-22 18:34]

Hello My Friend,
I have gone back and read and viewed your postings from while I was away and you continue to entertain, teach and just be BOB. Fantastic work My Friend, and thanks for all your work.
rick

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• CeltickRanger (7002)
• [2008-06-22 21:01]

hello Bob

excellent shot of this Sparrow on the feeder,
with fine POV, excellent sharpness and details,
and it is his curious look on you taht i love most, TFS

Asbed

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• Jamesp (14380)
• [2008-06-22 22:35]

Hi Bob

A great shot - you have captured the cheeky, impudent nature of these little birds perfectly in this shot.

TFS

JAmes

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• Janice (17486)
• [2008-06-23 1:01]

I think that is a KIWI sparrow Bob. One that has found it's way from my house to yours. Our arrived in NZ on boats in the 19th century. . .

Very similar as our male sparrows in spring / summer with their mating colours.

He knows you're there too - and he's keeping his eye on you my friend.
Good catch
Janice

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• Silvio2006 (23972)
• [2008-06-23 5:40]

Hi Bob, lovely bird entering in its house great sharpness and good details, very well done, ciao Silvio

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• joey (19883)
• [2008-06-23 15:05]

Great capture of this House Sparrow, Bob!
This looks like a mischievous little fellow :-)
Brilliant detail in the feathers and good sharpness.
I love the golden lighting too.

Well done!

Joe

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• angybone (7204)
• [2008-06-23 18:29]

Morning back atcha, Sparrow! ha ha

Interesting shapes and composition. Sorry, not much time. Trying to see a lot of photos in a short time. :)

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• arfer (0)
• [2008-06-28 22:58]

Hello Bob

A very good pov for this one.
The bird is well focused with excellent detail.
The warm lighting is illuminating the bird well,and creating a lovely catch light.
TFS

Rob

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• pierrefonds (3484)
• [2008-07-18 15:29]

Hi Bob,

The house sparrow is enjoying his meal at your house. The point of view is showing the details and colors of the bird.. The subject is well frame. The light is giving soft and warm colors. Have a nice day.

Pierre