nice series you got there and last shot is great.
Bill
BillPham Cream of the Crop  5,102 posts Likes: 2 Joined May 2007 Location: St. Paul MN More info | Feb 24, 2008 08:08 | #16 nice series you got there and last shot is great. winning is fun and second is for loser
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TenaCJed Senior Member  More info | Feb 24, 2008 08:33 | #17 Very nice series. I really like the 3rd shot and the last shot. John W
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Feb 24, 2008 08:45 | #18 photorookie wrote in post #4983239  Very nice series. Regarding the color variation, any chance you are in an area where there are pen raised and stocked pheasants. I have seen some different variations from the paid hunt areas where the stock birds. It is a possibility that 10 - 15 years ago there may have been one in the area. If you're afraid of failure ... you'll never succeed!
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philc123 Goldmember  2,406 posts Joined Nov 2006 Location: Staffordshire, UK More info | Feb 24, 2008 08:49 | #19 Great series, Regards Phil
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andrewhuxman Cream of the Crop  8,601 posts Likes: 4326 Joined May 2005 Location: Rockford Illinois More info | Feb 24, 2008 08:52 | #20 Very nice series of shots !!!!! Since I was just shooting the same type of birds I know how difficult it was to get in flight shots. A little L goes a long way.
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sharpshootr987 Member 190 posts Joined Oct 2005 More info | Feb 24, 2008 14:50 | #21 rw2 wrote in post #4980395 Thanks for the comments! I'm interested if anyone can tell me why the different coloration between these 2 male ringnecks in the 1st pic. He just tans more often than the other one...
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bromm Cream of the Crop  6,920 posts Joined May 2006 Location: Prince Edward Island, Canada More info | Great series Rw2, we shot some pheasants in- flight today which I'll post later. The group we were shooting had some dark males in it as well, might be just a different color phase. Trevor Wadman
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Feb 24, 2008 15:46 | #23 bromm wrote in post #4985355 Great series Rw2, we shot some pheasants in- flight today which I'll post later. The group we were shooting had some dark males in it as well, might be just a different color phase. Thanks! I will be looking for your post! If you're afraid of failure ... you'll never succeed!
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Feb 24, 2008 19:06 | #24 the color variation is called a melanistic. its closer to when they were concidered to be blacknecked pheasants. its similar to a greenxring neck cross. love the photos 5Dc | 7D | 17-40 | 85 F1.8 | 40 STM | 28-135 | 100-400 | 550EX
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Feb 24, 2008 20:48 | #25 GeoffSFAs10 wrote in post #4986911 the color variation is called a melanistic. its closer to when they were concidered to be blacknecked pheasants. its similar to a greenxring neck cross. love the photos Thanks for the comment and info! If you're afraid of failure ... you'll never succeed!
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SindriSkulason Cream of the Crop  10,403 posts Likes: 13 Joined May 2005 Location: Iceland More info | Feb 25, 2008 08:47 | #26 Excellent series. Very well done. Best regards
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