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Some bird photography to end 2018

 
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Jan 03, 2019 23:59 |  #1

Caught up with all the missed bird photography on the last day of 2018.

Some images from a bird sanctuary / Heronry. Apparently, the pelicans here are wary of the abundance of crocs in these waters and scoop water on the wing. This gave us plenty of action images

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Asian openbill stork, having trouble drinking water (external link) by Hayath (external link), on Flickr

All shot on the Canon 7d + Canon 400mm f5.6 combo

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Jan 04, 2019 00:07 |  #2

Hayath they are amazing and impressive.
Gave me a laugh too, but not at the expense of the excellence of the images.

I've always seen Pelicans as bits of clowns and yet these raise the bar in that area.
Curious, why scoop water? Is it their fishing tactic?

Love that one with the crocodile, alligator? I assume that sort of scene is not uncommon.
I notice there is quite a concentration in the birds face and eyes.

All very nice

Edit - Oh! you asked for C&C - any more much appreciated thanks.



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Jan 04, 2019 00:12 |  #3

avondale87 wrote in post #18784063 (external link)
Hayath they are amazing and impressive.
Gave me a laugh too, but not at the expense of the excellence of the images.

I've always seen Pelicans as bits of clowns and yet these raise the bar in that area.
Curious, why scoop water? Is it their fishing tactic?

Love that one with the crocodile, alligator? I assume that sort of scene is not uncommon.
I notice there is quite a concentration in the birds face and eyes.

All very nice

Edit - Oh! you asked for C&C - any more much appreciated thanks.

Thanks much, Richard! :)
Pelicans sure are goofy, all the more when they walk on land. The constant bickering and territorial displays make them good subjects.

The scooping water bit - Apparently, the pelicans here are wary of the abundance of crocs in these waters and scoop water on the wing. This gave us plenty of action images


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Jan 12, 2019 12:56 |  #4

These are very impressive photos, all of them. Thanks for posting.


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Jan 12, 2019 16:18 |  #5

Fantastic pictures




  
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