Big n' Little by monjo71
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Here are shots of the two extremes of the woodpeckers that live in my area. The little fellow on the bottom is a downy woodpecker: average size is about 6" (15 cm.) The big guy on top is a pileated woodpecker. who is around 17" (43 cm.) Hope you enjoy them. Comments and critiques are welcome and appreciated.
Exif info. Both were shot with a Canon 20D with a Canon EF400mmL 5.6 lens.
Downy: ISO 200, f5.6 @1/320 sec
Pileated: ISO 400, f 5.6 @ 1/2000 sec
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Comments (16)
Beautiful photographs. Outstanding colors and details. Superb!!
Oh, isn't that little one a darlin?! They seem to move and dart from one spot to another so quickly, you are lucky, and talented, to get these shots! Bravo!
beautiful birds portraits!
Now tell me that you dangled seeds of your lens to get 'em close..., huh? Huh? 5 times so far I tried to get either one of them, and always drew blanks! Perfect captures!
wonderful sharp shots. They look as if they didn't even notice you
Excellent work! Love the detail!
well done on these captures, great woodpeckers, great shots....excellent.
wowwww, so beautiful picture on these bird and excellent color. I like so much the second!!! :)
the downy shot is excellent.
The smaller one is a real cutie! Beautiful crisp captures! I had my first woodpecker visitor to my feeder yesterday, how exciting!
Both are outstanding shots. Love the colors and the details. Excellent work.
two fabulous woodpecker captures!!! impressive work!!! wow!!
ooooooooooo this is really lovely...such a nice details
How congenial! Very exceptional to see the bird at the top, the ones we have related to that bird only reaches about 10" in overall length. Excellent color.
Again, great shots. Any tips for the rest of us??? :)
Excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Roby ;O)