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I guess it could be pollen. It was kind of irredescent/metallic though. Can pollen look that way?
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The only hummingbird we get around here (midAtlantic) is the Ruby-throated. I only see a few of them every year. Can they ever show a yellow back? Saw one this morning and it had yellow running up the back all the way from just above the tail to nearly the back of the head. Don't recall ever seeing that before.
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oh, I see. Yes. The gull on the right appears to be significantly larger to me IMHO.
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the picture(s) has/have not been photo-edited except for cropping. The two gulls are shown actual size. They were all on the same rock(s). I think that is what you are asking. Thanx,
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Saw these three gulls on a rock in the Susquehanna River near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (7/21/2009). Have inserted a collage of photos taken about 30 secs apart. I think the one on the left is a Ring-billed Gull (which seems to be hiding a third gull behind it). I am interested in finding out what the larger one on the right might be. Any ...
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My main requirements (beyond bird identification) are:
1. It must fit in the trunk of my car (my rear seat folds down for even more room).
2. No single component should weigh more than 35 pounds or so, since anything more than that is likely to throw my back out.
I plan on driving to my favorite observation point, take ...
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Thanks Robert. And I apologize for being so brief.
The review I read at BVD [http://www.betterviewdesired.com/Catadioptric-or-Mirror-Scopes.php] claims that Catadioptric scopes beat even the high end Swarovski's hands down at ultra-long range bird identification. It highly recommends 5'' (125 mm) mirror telescopes for this purpose. And ...
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Anyone here have experience using a telescope for birding? Celestron? Orion? TeleVue? What's the furthest distance they can reach in the real world?
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