If it seems that I've been posting a predominence of sparrows lately well...you're right. It is that time of year when I find myself focusing on them. There are many I'd like to get but haven't as yet. The Savannah is one of them. There are several varieties of them and I am not good at distinguishing between them. I think this might be the Beldings? Can't quite figure why I like shooting them; they are not stunning in any particular way...just like them.
Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve: Orange Co., CA., USA
Date taken
Nov 2008
Scientific name
Passerculus sandwichensis
Equipment used
Canon 30 D: EF 500 IS L @ 4.0: 1/[email protected] f 8.0, EXP comp -.33 : metering mode, patterm : ISO 320 : white bal 5100 : Fill flash, Canon EX 580 gun, -1.33comp Better Beamer extender : RAW, processed in Adobe Lightroom, CS2, : monopod
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