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... "lookin' out my back door" ~ CCR  A 2-panel pano from the FZ28

Nice.  Good area for your birl feeders.  The trees around are possible nesting sites.  Have you been able to take pics of any nests? 

Nice backyard!!

Quote from: JudyB on March 11, 2009, 07:09:20 PM
Nice.  Good area for your bird feeders.  The trees around are possible nesting sites.  Have you been able to take pics of any nests? 

Nice backyard!!

Thanks, Judy.  I've not been into the woods with a camera ... yet.  I did have feeders back there.  But, it got crazy and a bit expensive filling all the feeders (6 of 'em).  So, I just tend to the feeding station outside my front window.  Even that is getting a bit pricey.  But, I'll persevere.  God will work it out.

YOu are giving us a wonderful glimpse into creation, and just how wonderfully varied it is.  I hear you on the price of feed.  I have told hubby that I want a few feeders this year.......

Quote from: JudyB on March 12, 2009, 12:17:25 PM
YOu are giving us a wonderful glimpse into creation, and just how wonderfully varied it is.  I hear you on the price of feed.  I have told hubby that I want a few feeders this year.......

Thanks, Judy.  Just my little slice of God's work being shared. 

It used to be that if you were lucky enough to live near a feed & grain store, they would be cheaper than anyone.  That's not the case anymore.  Home Depot and Lowe's seem to be taking over.  At least as far as bird feed is concerned.

Nice picture, looks like a good view of your birds when they come feed.  I will soon try my hand at doing panos...and stitching, since I have new software that allows stitching images together.  Just have to learn how to use it lol.

Quote from: CapturedByGrace on March 15, 2009, 11:52:48 PM
Nice picture, looks like a good view of your birds when they come feed.  I will soon try my hand at doing panos...and stitching, since I have new software that allows stitching images together.  Just have to learn how to use it lol.

I used Fotoxx for this one since I run a Linux box.  However, Autostitch is excellent if you're running Windows.