Comments for Perspectives http://www.drewfulton.com/blog My approach to photography and the natural world Thu, 20 Nov 2008 13:09:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on Tomorrow’s Outing by Tomorrow’s Outing | catveranda.com http://www.drewfulton.com/blog/2008/tomorrows-outing/#comment-117 Tomorrow’s Outing | catveranda.com Fri, 14 Nov 2008 23:34:12 +0000 http://www.drewfulton.com/blog/?p=175#comment-117 [...] More [...] [...] More [...]

]]> Comment on Sparrows! by Matthew Gellein http://www.drewfulton.com/blog/2008/sparrows/#comment-107 Matthew Gellein Mon, 16 Jun 2008 06:09:57 +0000 http://www.drewfulton.com/blog/?p=51#comment-107 Photos are looking great. I'm glad to see you've kept up with the passion for photography and that I'm not the only one who's still a bit of a bird geek. You need to take some shots of the Pacific Northwest. The lighting conditions can be a little annoying, but its nothing you can't handle. I'll give you $100 for a shot of an Ivory-billed woodpecker... and $20 if you remember the reference and why its so funny now. Take care Photos are looking great. I’m glad to see you’ve kept up with the passion for photography and that I’m not the only one who’s still a bit of a bird geek. You need to take some shots of the Pacific Northwest. The lighting conditions can be a little annoying, but its nothing you can’t handle. I’ll give you $100 for a shot of an Ivory-billed woodpecker… and $20 if you remember the reference and why its so funny now. Take care

]]> Comment on Stuck in the Muck! by SOS http://www.drewfulton.com/blog/2008/stuck-in-the-muck/#comment-6 SOS Tue, 06 May 2008 14:16:18 +0000 http://www.drewfulton.com/blog/?p=49#comment-6 Hey remember that time that Wilson's Phalarope once mistakenly found its way to Britain then the entire birding community from all over the country made their way to the Lake District to view it, and as people started to arrive, a pike jumped out of the water and ate it? That was hilarious. I'm totally jealous by the by. My lifelist to this day does not include a phalarope :( Hey remember that time that Wilson’s Phalarope once mistakenly found its way to Britain then the entire birding community from all over the country made their way to the Lake District to view it, and as people started to arrive, a pike jumped out of the water and ate it? That was hilarious.

I’m totally jealous by the by. My lifelist to this day does not include a phalarope :(

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