KilldeerPosted By Ron Streetenberger |
Great shot, Tyler. What a display of courage, and sacrifice! Kildeer are really special.
Posts Made By: Ron Streetenberger
May 16, 2004 01:32 PM
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Birding Optics and Photos
May 17, 2004 01:35 AM
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Birding Optics and Photos
Great Blue Heron - LandingPosted By Ron Streetenberger |
Really nice Tyler. Thats a full flap landing if I ever saw one.
July 4, 2004 01:37 AM
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Birding Optics and Photos
ID??Posted By Ron Streetenberger |
Eastern Wood Pewee sounds good. Definately in the Flycatcher family.
July 29, 2004 09:28 PM
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Insects - Flowers and Other Small Stuff - Photos
CicadaPosted By Ron Streetenberger |
Thanks for the info, gentlemen.
September 19, 2004 05:09 PM
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Insects - Flowers and Other Small Stuff - Photos
Spider I.D. Requested.Posted By Ron Streetenberger |
Thank you Jim, and Tim. I think that Jim wins the ID as it appears identical to spider I observed and looks as though Jim also photographed his at night.
January 19, 2005 08:39 PM
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Equipment Talk
Bogen 3021/Nexstar 5 adaptation for five bucks.Posted By Ron Streetenberger |
The assembled product.
March 1, 2005 10:41 PM
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Birding Optics and Photos
AVIAN INTENSIVE CARE UNITPosted By Ron Streetenberger |
Here is a recovering Cedar Waxwing.
March 13, 2005 04:07 PM
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Insects - Flowers and Other Small Stuff - Photos
Exotic ButterfliesPosted By Ron Streetenberger |
Clipper
March 16, 2005 09:18 PM
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Wildlife Photography
Unusual ButterflyPosted By Ron Streetenberger |
Definately a Paper Kite. Usually only found in Asia. Boy, are its wings tired! I did see one like it at the Ft. Worth tropical plant conservatory.
March 22, 2005 09:04 PM
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Film Astrophotography - Imaging and Processing
A way to make prints from slidesPosted By Ron Streetenberger |
When you wise up and finally go digital, here's a way to copy slides that is so easy that it's embarassing. Attached image is of the rig I made. It mounts to my Canon A70 tripod socket. The A70 will focus to two inches, which is where I cut the slot to hold the slide. Since the camera and slide move together, shutter speed is not important. For best results, use daylight and shoot against white paper eight or so inches behind the slide. Some Nikon digicams focus even closer, but I really like the Canon A series.
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