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  1. mrsroadrunner

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Rough-legged Hawk'

    Thank you Digiscoper321!
  2. mrsroadrunner

    Mystery Bird Central Oregon

    Maybe Deformed? How would this bird have gotten by if a female red wing and deformed?? The beak does keep growing in some birds.... never seen it in a wild bird before.
  3. mrsroadrunner

    Mystery Bird Central Oregon

    No I will upload more photographs......
  4. mrsroadrunner

    Mystery Bird Central Oregon

    I never seen red wings, or a yellow headed black birds have that kind of beak before.... Thanks for your reply!
  5. mrsroadrunner

    Mystery Bird Central Oregon

    Hello, While outside this morning this bird showed up. Any idea what it is?? I can not seam to find it anywhere I looked. Thank you!
  6. mrsroadrunner

    Canon bodies ?

    I am using the eos 50 d and personally I am planing on upgrading to the mark series. Why upgrade to the 60d? What I have heard it is not worth it if using the eos 50d.... I do not use any photoshop or any manipulating software other then the very basics of a older program that I have had for...
  7. mrsroadrunner

    Turkey Vulture Is Back, Central Oregon

    The Turkey Vulture is not seen in Oregon all year around. There are five sub species of the Turkey Vulture. Our Turkey Vulture I believe is the Western Turkey Vulture, this sub species I have read is even broke down even further. I read where at one point and time people thought the Vultures...
  8. mrsroadrunner

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Yellow Headed Black Bird'

    MMM interesting and thank you!
  9. mrsroadrunner

    Best technique/equipment for photographing hand-held birds

    I am more into photographing wildlife myself, however I am sure the same techniques are used in what you are wanting...... If I were to do something like this, with my 70-300mm lens (though you are under a controlled environment and I may even use my other lens?), I use for outdoor/wildlife. I...
  10. mrsroadrunner

    Missing Swans?

    In our state there is a swan here (for the life of me I cannot remember the species name right now even though I photographed it), that our state asks for people to report seeing. It is not native therefor a problem bird. I am not up on what is going on all over the world, though I am sure their...
  11. mrsroadrunner

    Birds colliding with man-made objects

    We have the problems of electrocution here. Like the person said about wind turbines, we might be aware of some issues... but humans are not going to give up the easy way of life for wildlife and it really stinks! As a photographer I rely on the raptors sense of depth and perception for the...
  12. mrsroadrunner

    Hello From Pacific Northwest, Oregon USA

    WOW what great welcomes!! Thank you!
  13. mrsroadrunner

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Yellow Headed Black Bird'

    Thank you Stanley for the nice words and the information on size! I have pasted that into notepad and will adjust the size to the new uploads. Fact is while I am here might as well upload my three for the day :0) About this bird, you know I was paying attention to the white pelicans when this...
  14. mrsroadrunner

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Rough-legged Hawk'

    Thank you Stanley! While the snow was on the ground this one was just over there ----> and I could not pass getting photographs of him/her (male or female not sure?), a couple of different times. I had misidentified this bird in the past, but someone along the way emailed and said it was...
  15. mrsroadrunner

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'White-crowned Sparrow'

    Thank you Stanley! These birds being able to stay awake for up to two weeks while migrating I thought was interesting. I thought at first this was a mountain chickadee, but the white stripe in the middle of his head made me dig deeper as to what this bird really was. The coloration of the...
  16. mrsroadrunner

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Yellow Headed Black Bird'

    Thank you delia todd, and haha!! Shy is not what I am usually called on this thing haha ;0) You know, I tried to upload these bigger and it would not let me.... It would help me if I did not have to resize these to upload them. What is the biggest size that I can put up?? The bigger the more...
  17. mrsroadrunner

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Rough-legged Hawk'

    Thank you Aloktewari ! I bet you got some real pretty birds in India hu?? Thank you Ann!! :0)
  18. mrsroadrunner

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'White-crowned Sparrow'

    Thank you very much Ann! I have this one flying too, had to choose just one..... :0)
  19. mrsroadrunner

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Rough-legged Hawk'

    Thank you so much Ann!! I have SO many bird photos haha! I think I actually do more time researching then I do actually taking the photographs haha! ;0)
  20. mrsroadrunner

    Portland Area Birding Resources?

    Some day when you want to venture a little east there is always the canyons over here in central Oregon. I am not sure how publicized the eagle watch on the Warm Springs Reservation is, if the news gets over there to Portland or not?? But they have a nice viewing place etc.. for visitors. Not...
  21. mrsroadrunner

    Oregon Birders on the Forum

    We are here in Central Oregon (Jefferson County, small town nothing haha), and we too do not need to go far outside our door either. With both species of eagles here year round and all the hawks, osprey etc. ect. here...... The canyon (Lake Billy Chinook), is always alive with something! Then...
  22. mrsroadrunner

    Hello From Pacific Northwest, Oregon USA

    Well thank you very much! I think I have these coming to my mail? I get a little distracted at times.....
  23. mrsroadrunner

    Bird of Prey Awareness Blog

    Cool, I am there! Can not have to many sites like this!!
  24. mrsroadrunner

    Northern Harrier?

    The Northern Harrier keeps close to the ground for it is one of the only, if not the only bird of prey who realize on their hearing more then site. One will capture the Northern Harrier, usually on the ground in open areas. Pastures etc.. Or this is what I found out.
  25. mrsroadrunner

    What's happened to the kestrels?

    The American species here is alive and doing VERY well in our part of the world.
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