Andrew, many thanks for your delightful comment on my hummer POTD. I truly appreciate your kind response to my first homepage feature shot. A hurricane is bearing down on southwestern NS so everyone's on edge waiting to see what happens. I hope it doesn't blow my hummingbirds out to sea! ~ Brenda

said faranya100 3 months 28 days ago

Hello, Andrew. Congratulations on publishing your book! The preview is great and I am sure it will sell well! Regina

said RSPBROWN 5 months 13 days ago

Andrew I am just blown away by your book! Superb quality and very professional indeed. Are you marketing the book on the shelves? I like the inspirational words accompanying your shots too! Congratulations, Joy

said bdbuddy 5 months 19 days ago

p.s. fab profile shot....

said quirkyartist 2008.08.14 at 00:00:51 PDT

hey..like your reading material AND taste in food....... smile from April in oregon

said quirkyartist 2008.08.13 at 23:50:46 PDT

Hello, Andrew. I really appreciate your kind comments on my bird photos. Thank you so much. Lately, I have been blessed with the opportunity to get close enough to get some decent shots, such as of the flicker and the Red tailed hawk! It was pure luck -- no skill involved! In answer to your question about where the sandhill crane photos were taken, here is the website with directions: http://www.stanislausbirds.org/Sites/SJ/woodbridge-rd.htm. Thanks again! Regina

said RSPBROWN 2008.01.30 at 07:58:09 PST

Hi Andrew, Thank you for your kind comment on my bird album! I am glad you stopped by, or I may not have found your lovely bird albums! I very much enjoyed viewing your albums and look forward to visiting again! Sincerely, Sandy

said islandlady1540 2008.01.27 at 09:08:01 PST

I was going to mention while viewing your album of the Kinglets that our birds here are all but gone. I have not seen a bird in several weeks. I love taking photos out the window by the feeders but, alas, nothing to photograph right now. Strange. - Best regards, DeeAnne :)

said missdee101 2008.01.22 at 16:30:18 PST

O ya, thanx for pointing that out, I wasn't even thinking when I wrote White-throated Sparrow there, they live more in eastern America.

said LHShrikeBoy 2008.01.19 at 01:12:08 PST

Hello Andrew, I adore wildlife of all kinds and would like to come back and view them over time so I tried to add you to my friends list but WS has a problem with the page, no I don't mind you telling me their names I am grateful as our birds are different than the birds in the USA, I will ammend them later, thank you so much for your comments, they are much appreciated, thank you again, take care Ann (Chester England)

said annedm1 2008.01.16 at 23:19:04 PST

Forgot to answer your question: The Hermit Thrush landed on the fence in my backyard a short distance from me while I had my camera in hand. He stayed long enough for me to take about 3 shots, then he flew away. Regina

said RSPBROWN 2008.01.14 at 16:19:40 PST

Hello, Andrew. Thank you so much for visiting my bird photos and helping me name them. I get out my "Field Guide to Western Birds" but sometimes still am not sure I have identified them properly. I really enjoyed viewing your photos. You have a good eye and a steady hand with the camera! Thanks again. Regina

said RSPBROWN 2008.01.14 at 16:12:15 PST

beautiful indeed your photos, or put to you in the preferred ones... (pardon English, translate with Internet) - Paola

said paolagna 2008.01.09 at 06:17:05 PST

Hi Andrew, thanks for your recent visit to our 'Birds of N.H.' album and for your comments, they are truly appreciated. Take Care and HAPPY NEW YEAR wishes from Alaska ~Deb & Rick~

said AKaurora 2007.12.27 at 12:33:49 PST

Wonderful job of capturing bird images. I will be back when I have more time.

said police370 2007.12.10 at 12:54:30 PST

I really enjoyed your birdlife photography

said Sandra0510 2007.12.08 at 05:57:09 PST

Andrew thank you! That was good input. I will take a look at Canon Digital Rebel XTi (400D)reviews and make some comparisons with 2 other DSLR brands then head out with my plastic money! grin grin... let you know. Best, Joy

said bdbuddy 2007.12.04 at 14:54:27 PST

Greetings Andrew! I'm here to ask for some cam advice. It's time I got myself a Christmas presy - please could you recommend a cam & lens kit which I can go out and capture bird shots with? I presently have an Olympus C8080 wide zoom and have not been able to get bird shots without scaring them all off!! lol perhaps it's how i look.... aaarrrhhhh! Joy

said bdbuddy 2007.12.03 at 15:15:37 PST

Thank you for your comments on White-crowned Sparrow and Marsh Wren. I don't see uncooperative birds, only shy birds and fearless ones. Marsh Wrens are truly one of the shyest and most difficult species to photograph. I have few of this species as opposed to the very curious short-billed marsh wren, Sedge Wren.--Clint

said cc_murray 2007.11.26 at 07:29:24 PST

Hi Andrew, thanks for visiting our 'Sandhill Crane' album and for leaving a comment. Hope that the weekend was profitable in regards to capturing the cranes through your camera lens. Thanks again. ~Deb & Rick~ of Alaska.

said AKaurora 2007.11.13 at 14:26:05 PST

Just want to say that your photos are magnificent!i like all your albums!All are grat!

said crisspy85 2007.11.09 at 05:40:07 PST

Hello, Thank you for the correction on what I thought maybe was a chickadee bird.I too love to try and get decent pics of various types of birds when I can. Enjoy your day, Linda

said msbuzz102 2007.11.04 at 07:37:58 PST

Hello Andrew, thank you for your comments on the Mandarin Ducks in my Birds album. You're right! They do share the same genus as Wood Ducks :-). I loved going through your photos - you're a really good photographer - don't stop! Joy, Malaysia

said bdbuddy 2007.10.10 at 05:42:16 PDT

Hi Andrew, I viewed your albums this morning and had a wonderful time. I am from Western Michigan, the shores of Lake Michigan. You have many interesting and beautiful species we don't see up north. Birds especially can be so difficult to photograph - they rarely sit still for you. Your shots are excellent and may I encourage you to keep shooting wildlife photos. I am bookmarking your site and will come back to view your new posts. I see you are quite new to Webshots and so maybe I can encourage you to keep your albums small enough for folks with slow internet connects to view in reasonable time. We want to see all your photos from the southwest. - Very best regards from Western Michigan, DeeAnne :)

said missdee101 2007.10.07 at 06:27:32 PDT

Hi Andrew, Being from Australia, and not seeing these creatures, its wonderful to be able to view animals from a different part of the world. Great photos, thanks for sharing.

said lillymeg 2007.10.07 at 01:32:18 PDT