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Juvenile American Robin

Juvenile American Robin

June 7, 2020

It is Summer here in the Capital District of New York now. The temperature is increasing and the foliage is completely filled-in. I have noticed a large number of American Robins this year feeding in our yard; sometimes seeing four or more at the same time hanging-out in the grass.

Taking a stroll through the yard with the Canon 7D Mark II, I came across this juvenile American Robin hiding amid the underbrush bordering our lawn. Using the Canon EF 100-400MM F/4.5-5.6L IS USM lens, I slowly moved to within about eight feet of the bird and was able to use the lens to zoom-in closely to photograph the bird while it perched in the under brush.

The color photos shown here were post-processed in Adobe Lightroom and the black and white photo was edited in Adobe Photoshop with the Nik Software Silver Efex plug-in.

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Juvenile American Robin (Black and White)

Juvenile American Robin perched

Juvenile American Robin

Juvenile American Robin

In Birds, photography, nature Tags Canon, 7D Mark II, American robin, juvenile, Summer
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