Re: Buckwheat - What is this?

Query: Black & yellow warbler

Result: 8359^th of 11206

Subject:	Re: Buckwheat - What is this?
Poster:	Shirley Curtis (sowhat@azstarnetSPAMSCREEN.com)

FinchType-Unidentified Finch-by Shirley Curtis.jpg

File size : 42324 bytes File date : 2000:09:26 17:52:50 Resolution: 720x500 Jpeg process : Baseline Posted Newsgroups: alt.binaries.pictures.animals Posted Date: Sun, 24 Sep 2000 21:40:00 -0700

Re: Buckwheat - What is this?

Just learning. Am going to go shooting with a pro who uses a EOS 3 this
week. Hope to get some tips as re using macro and flash.

I've always thought mules were more intelligent than the average horse and
donkeys, too. We had a little donkey named Margaret who would go up to a
tree or fence post and scrape anyone off who dared ride her. Thoroughly
unpleasant beast, all shaggy and ratty looking, but cunning. Buckwheat is
at least good looking. Or the lighting flattered him.

Here's one of a bird at 600. Some sorta finch. I haven't shot the 2X+300
without fill-flash yet, so I'd suspect things would get soft at under 1/200
even off a tripod.

SC
"Tom" wrote in message
> Thanks for the compliment Shirley. Buckwheat is actually pretty
> stupid.. It was cloudy and about sunset.
> Are you still enjoying your 600mm. Post some new stuff!!
>
> Tom Black
>
>

FinchType.jpg

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NICK
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Jillian
thats not a donkey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! JACK ASSES

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