Trumpeters (2photos)

[Tom Wilson]

A few more Swans have gathered at the pond--Lucky for me I had my camera turned on and ready to go

[buzzsaw]

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Lucky for me I had my camera turned on and ready to go

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OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Dbl]

Beautiful shots Tom.

[buzzsaw]

Tom, nice pics... glad I was able to shoot for a half an hour or so... here's one I got.

[The_Duckslayer]

Em r some purty shots fellers! Thanks for sharing!!! Have a good one and N Joy the Hunt././Jimbo

[oil painter]

Tom you take graet shots!! I work in arden hills and on round lake there was a nesting pair that were there all summer took some good pics turned one into a painting,how do you get these pics in this site? I would like to share some of my photos but am not very comp. literate advice? thanks

[Tom Wilson]

I'm just kidding Mike--I was standing in front of you anyways. I like that shot you got a lot man. That extra reach you had made a nice background.

Oil Painter,

There is a post locked at the top of the photo sharing thread that gives the directions and a good explanation of how to post pics. I suggest you use imageshack. I haven't had any issues with them yet.

Tom W

[buzzsaw]

You weren't in front of me, I was the tard with my camera turned off when you said "be ready, they are about to get up"! If you've ever heard the saying.... Sofa King?

P.S. I got the Nikkor VR 80-400mm ED AF lens last night.

P.S.S. I'm heading down there in a little while to try it out.

[fishinphilth]

Have any of you been to the Swan park in Monticello. The Swans are there from november to February. The DNR feed them there and there are hundreds of them. Plus tons of ducks and geese. If you haven't been there go and check it out. It's a wonderful sight to see.

[fishinphilth]

Here is the wed site for the park.

http://www.monticellochamber.com/html/swans.html

[buzzsaw]

Thanks Fishin! I was planning on going there soon, I had heard from another person that this is a fantastic location for Trumpeters. I think I actually posted it under another thread "who's seeing what and where" under "birding".