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Description
This is my last post of birds in snow for now as it has mostly melted here. The brown thrasher was a pleasant surprise as this was the first sighting in my yard this season.
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Canon R7, 200-800mm, tripod
ISO 1600, f10, 1/640s
Processed in DXO PureRaw 4 and Photoshop.
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Another very nice set of birds in the snow, Allen. Snow does tend to bring out the birds we don’t usually see in the winter. In my location, I never see Varied Thrushes or Towhees in the winter unless it snows. Then they come straight to the feeders.
Wonderful catches, all! I’m always frustrated by the flat lighting on cloudy days and couldn’t resist trying my fill light technique on the BB, for just a bit of punch.
This is another set of excellent images Allen. I am amazed a the clarity and color with all of that white snow that had to be really hard to keep under control.
Allen, all three look great. The level of detail in the birds and the snow suggest that you had overcast conditions. I especially like how the Thrasher’s eye stands out.