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To me, woodpeckers are one of the most successful birds in different environments, using local resources while providing shelter and food for other animals. Last week, I saw a European Crested Tit in the forest using a woodpecker nest. It was wonderful to see how each organism is linked to the others in a very complex interactions for the benefit of all.
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I was surprised when I listened for the first time the sound of the Middle-spotted Woodpecker, which sounded like a suffering pig.
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My favorite woodpecker adaptations are their tongues, the length and structure of tongues are really amazing.
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That have surprised me the most was that the woodpecker species that looked alike are not closely related to each other. What a beautiful birds !
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I haven't used any software to edit my photos yet, but with this course I can already take better photos that I will edit later with Lightroom or Photoshop. Thank you so much Melissa.
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Photos of birds in flight are still difficult for me, I have already tried several times and most of the time the photos are not sharp. I will continue to put into practice the advice given by Mélissa in this course to improve my skills. Here is a Eurasian Jay, which I was able to photograph in flight although the photos are not of good quality.
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One day I saw two Eurasian Magpies building a nest, I told myself that they were going to nest this year in front of my apartment. I stayed for a long time observing and taking photos of them. Afterwards, I was surprised to see they were taking the twigs from an old nest to build their nest in another tree further away...
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In this photo of the Eurasian Magpie, I tried to use the rule of thirds, but at the same time show the alignment of the bird's tail with the branches. I realized afterwards that it would be better to use the camera's grid pattern to take the photo to following the rule of thirds.
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Yesterday afternoon I went to a park near my neighborhood. I saw a goose there that seemed sick. At first I stayed away for a long time, then I stayed closer without disturbing him. Others birds came near but I didn't take any photo of them.
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I want to be able to obtain good quality pictures of birds, either in flight or in their natural habitat, for identification purposes and for their documentation also.
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I observe birds in front of my apartment, here in France. Most of the time, there are numerous House Sparrows, Common Woodpigeons, Eurasian Collared-Doves, Eurasian Magpies, Eurasian Jays, European Blackbirds, etc. Last year I purchased a Sony DSC-RX10 iv, as I want to use the camera for bird identification and recording my field observations. But unfortunately, I have no enough knowledge in photography and sometimes I think that I am not improving my photography skills despite my efforts. This is why I decided to take this course.
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@Suzanne Hello Suzanne, I have two different dates, August 4th and August 8th, 2023 (the same month and year), because I didn't finish my drawing on the first day. Sometimes I take a lot more time to improve my drawings and I add the date of the days when I modified them. Thank you very much for your comment.
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