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Just like these large birds. These were taken yesterday at Carnation and the lake scene was at Juanita earlier in the week.
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Spent part of an afternoon up in Rocky's neck of the woods. Nice area to shoot water fowl as your on raised walkways surrounding some of the feeding areas.
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The flock on 32nd is on the southeast corner. Cross Hwy 203 toward Remlinger and it will be the right. You would definitely need the 400, as they're at the corn patch. The other areas the birds tend to be closer to the road, but still long lens needed.
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Rocky, there are two large flocks (100 birds) in the Carnation area. One is in the field at Hwy 203 and Ne 32nd St. (the street to Remlinger Farm). This flock hasn't been close to the road very much, off in the corn patch. The second major flock is on Ne 80th between the Carnatiion Farm Rd. and...
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The swans have migrated south to our region. Captured these in the Carnation area. Wish I had a 300mm or 400mm.
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Welcome to the forum
Mike
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vacation sightseeing
I don't know if you have visited the following sites to help you with ideas. I have found that Washington State maintains alot of information online. Visit the main site at http://access.wa.gov or http://access.wa.gov/visiting/recreation_touring.aspx and outdoor activities...
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Birds of Washington
The following site is the Seattle Autubon's web site for birds in Washington. Great source for bird habitat, identification, birding sites etc.
http://birdweb.org/birdweb/index.aspx
Mike
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red breasted
Very nice, Yours are much better than any I have been able to take.
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