This is my entry for Don’t Hold Your Breath blog, Bird of the Week (BoW) Challenge.
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Cee
Cee's Photo Challenges 
you manage to capture the most amazing bird shots, Cee! Do you have a super duper lens or a secret or two up your sleeve? I’d love some tips.
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I’ve got a super cool camera and my lenses are 200 or 300. I still want to get a 600 lens, but that is still out of my budget range (sort of). I get a mid range lens so it’s a little pricey, but not as much as the real expensive ones. 😀 😀 With longer lenses, birds tend to not notice you as much. My other secret is just be patient and take lots of photos. You are apt to get a couple good ones.
Feel free to contact me https://ceenphotography.com/contact/ I can maybe help you out some
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Lovely shots Cee. The place is called Rhododendron Park, does that mean there are lots of Rhododendron trees there?
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The place does have a lot of Rhododendrons both the tree like and shorter ones. 😀
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They look prehistoric don’t they?
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The do have that look when their wings are spanned out. 😀
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Gorgeous images!!
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Thanks Nora for commenting. 😀
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Fun birds! Love these photos, Cee.
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Glad you like these bird. Thanks Amy 😀
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Oh, these are great portraits. Those birds cooperated, for sure!
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Birds when I see them are wonderful posers for me 😀
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They know a good pal when they see one 😉
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Photogenic they may be – but fishers don’t like them. But I’m always happy if I see one.
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They are fun to watch. 😀 😀
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Beautiful photos Cee, we see the cormorants a lot here on the West coast.
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So glad you get these beauties too 😀
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😊
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Great shots. Cormorants are always worth stopping for photos.
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Oh I so agree with you 😀
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Love them Cee 🙂 🙂
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Many thanks Brian 😀 😀
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Cormorants! They do love to pose and so I find them my photography friends.
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Bald eagles are more posers….. but these do come in second that’s for sure 😀 😀
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Bald eagles are way out of my lens capacity.
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They are awesome when or if you can get up close 😀 😀
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Great closeups! I’ve never seen white markings on cormorants out this way. They have always been solid black, or at least appeared that way.
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They look real dark in the distance. It all depends on how the sun is shining. Plus, as you know, different parts of the country can be different too 😀
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Even when they are the same species, there are often color differences by territory. This is true of squirrels, too.
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Lovely pictures! I don’t have Cormorants, but here’s what I have a lot of now:
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These birds are photogenic Cee.
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They are super photogenic. 😀 😀
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