[birdergirl]

hahah what cute shots guys

Here is one I recently got

Gray-crowned rosy finch by bcbirdergirl, on Flickr

[nickinthegarden]

Here is my head on shot. I took this photo of this Merlin after leaving Reifel today while still on Westham Island.

[birdergirl]

wow love that shot Nick! that merlin is gorgeous!

[northvanrob]

Since they are back here's a head-on look of a Ruby-crowned Kinglet, or should I say a head-on body!

[MDB8]

And from Pt. Roberts, a pair of curious Ancient Murrelets caught staring at me some distance from the shore. The distinctive feature of these birds in the pale colour at the front of their bills.

At this time, the birds were more interested in shaking following Bonaparte's Gulls than worrying about activity on shore.

[birdergirl]

Rob that is an an amazing shot!

[MDB8]

Upon starting to finalize my next batch, I came across this head-on photo. ????

Kinda obvious, but uncommon.

[birdergirl]

Nice shot of the canyon wren Mike!

Here is a head on look I got today of a male Kestrel

Male American Kestrel by bcbirdergirl, on Flickr

Cheers.

[markj]

Wowee BG you are really great at getting birds to trust you.

What a beaut.

Mark

[MDB8]

Still more. From Oliver during June.

First, a friendly chatty House Wren.





And a chatty, Yellow-breasted Chat.

[Jeremy Gatten]

Fun! I'll play - I've probably posted this one before a long time ago. Birds can certainly look quite comedic from this perspective.



And I had this outrageous shot recently. Actually a harder angle to work than I imagined!



Good birding,
Jeremy Gatten
Saanichton, BC

[alice10]

Haha Jeremy, herons definitely look hilarious head on! I would be like to contribute one of my shots from the backyard today.

Black-capped Chickadee by alice1012, on Flickr

[mikewiz]

What a fun exercise . Here's a couple of recent ones


mourning dove



mountain chickadee

[birdergirl]

Great shots everyone these are awesome and a fantastic thread that Mike started!

Mike that mountain chickadee head on shot is absolutely wonderful!

Cheers.

[Brad]

Here's an osprey from Shuswap Lake this past summer.