Kunling

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Active Since: November 11, 2020
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Kunling
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I love those!

in reply to: Drawings no matter the kind :) #990366
Kunling
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COOL! It really shows how storks also eat other birds! This is actually the first time I've seen storks being carnivores

in reply to: Black-necked stork #844408
Kunling
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I really just use pencils and colored pencils. It depends, really, cuz people like to use different tools for drawing.

in reply to: Best drawing tools #803986
Kunling
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The third one is my favorite

in reply to: Brown Pelican (Pelecanus occidentalis) Cartagena, Colombia #790428
Kunling
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To me, photographing birds has two main parts: the bird (try to go as near as possible) and the light. When I was photographing this duck, it was a little overexposed, so I came back home and adjusted the photo: when I made the duck’s head looks brighter, it’s background darkened, creating this ‘dramatic’ scenario. Just if you are wondering, I used a very old (about 60 years old) 135 mm Leitz lens with a Sigma fp body.

in reply to: Black Bellied Whistling Duck #787849
Kunling
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as long as there are no copy right problems, yes. You can definitely submit your journal entries to eBird. Here are more info if you need them https://support.ebird.org/en/support/solutions/articles/48000825713-uploading-media

in reply to: Question About eBird Media Submission #778041
Kunling
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That’s a Blue jay’s, I suppose. It is probably located on the Primaries.

in reply to: To what species does thus feather belong to? #773083
Kunling
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Wow! What kind of pens did you use? Colored pencils?

in reply to: hummingbird #773081
Kunling
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That is a blue jay's...It looks like it's one of its primaries wing feathers.

in reply to: Bird Feather Identification #749451
Kunling
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That's 100% a muscovy duck.

in reply to: Request for ID help. This is an unusual bird for our NC neighborhood. Ph #747429
Kunling
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Based on the photo, it might be a ash-throated flycatcher since it gets that whitish chest.

in reply to: What Bird is This? #747182
Kunling
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That's a green-winged teal. And the last one (the bottom one) is a male northern shoveler.

in reply to: Are these a sub species of Teal #747179

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