POST YOUR BIRDS IN FLIGHT !!!

Lame-Duck wrote in post #18730499
Great Blue Heron

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10 star Mike. Really envious of that sky!

Itsed65 wrote in post #18730533

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A Ghost for October by lennycarl08, on Flickr

Fantastic Harrier Ed. In this shot I can appreciate their owl-like face.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18730606
10 star Mike. Really envious of that sky!

Many thanks, Robert. I appreciate your generous compliment. My wife was actually the one who encouraged me to try and shoot birds with clouds in the sky rather than a clear blue or gray sky. She feel that it makes my bird shots more appealing. I tend to agree with her, and nowadays, I rarely pass up a chance to get out and shoot on a partially cloudy day.

Lame-Duck wrote in post #18730499
Great Blue Heron

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/PVRt​Py by Michael Sorsky, on Flickr

Beautiful shot, Mike, especially with the clouds in the background.

Excellent as always

Bkop wrote in post #18731056
=Bkopperl;18731056]Exc​ellent as always

Many thanks, Bkopperl. I surely appreciate the kudos.

DLeeT wrote in post #18730647
Beautiful shot, Mike, especially with the clouds in the background.

Thank you very much Lee. I don't very often get the clouds, but I'm always trying to. My wife insists that a blue sky with clouds is much better than an all blue sky when viewing my birds in flight. And you know how that is; ya gotta please the wife.

Red Kite - in UK blue sky!

Egret and Alligator
East coast, Central Florida.
Happy trails

Rufous hummingbird 2 years late

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Lame-Duck wrote in post #18730608
Many thanks, Robert. I appreciate your generous compliment. My wife was actually the one who encouraged me to try and shoot birds with clouds in the sky rather than a clear blue or gray sky. She feel that it makes my bird shots more appealing. I tend to agree with her, and nowadays, I rarely pass up a chance to get out and shoot on a partially cloudy day.

Interesting comment. I quite like plain blue skies myself. But most photographers frown on that clear blue. They want clouds! Why? Plain blue is so pretty.

Will in Tejas wrote in post #18731407
Rufous hummingbird 2 years late

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You really nailed that one, very impressive, Will!

From the Savannah NWR. One of my biggest crops yet with the D500 sensor (sadly it shows, but I liked the pose)

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Symphony in white

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Ardea alba, ΑÏ�γυÏ�οτσικν​ιάς, Great White Egret