Wonderful images, especially of the stilts and the last avocet. And the snipe--most times I encounter them they're exploding from the vegetation at my feet and flying fast away.
I'm not nearly so dedicated or talented as mtmiller and I spend little time in post processing but here are a few of my recent bird nerd pics.
I shoot mostly small birds....
Green-breasted Mango, female
Rufous-tailed Hummingbird
Another Rufous-tailed
Magnificent Hummingbird
Green Violet-ear
Green-crowned Brilliant, female, showing the articulating maxilla or upper mandible
Green-crowned Brilliant, female, showing the long articulated tongue
Green-crowned Brilliant, juvenile male
The tiny Snowcap Hummingbird, male. It's a Selasphorus genus hummer smaller than our Calliope Hummingbird, and the fastest hummingbird I've ever seen, very difficult to photograph.
Violet Sabrewing
More Violet Sabrewing
White-throated Mountain Gem
White-necked Jacobin, male
White-necked Jacobin, showing the brilliant white neck on the male
Those are amazing, Hummer. I see a l lot of hummingbirds, but I never thought it would be possible to get them on camera in any consistent format as you obviously have.
I'll take threads you have to click on for 2000 Alex. Photos are amazing by both photographers. I'm always impressed with people that can capture bird magic.