Last batch o' birdies from Guyana (9 images)

Well, while I still have lots more bird images, in an effort to avoid pure boredom by repetition, this will be the last post of bird images from my Guyana trip. I still will post at least once more with some more Giant Otter photos, and maybe some other critters as well.

I hope you enjoy these as much as I enjoyed taking them. Comments, disparaging remarks, and advice are, as always, welcome

= Ed =

Adolescent Jabiru Storks. When they are mature, the lower half of the neck area will turn fully bright red, and the "peach fuzz" on the top/back of their heads will disappear. Sadly, the only shots I got of an adult were not worth posting.

Ed, a great "crop"(pardon the pun) of bird photos.

Georgous shots,.
that Stork looks like something from a Sci Fi movie!

Yes, wonderful shots. The stork in flight is terrific.

Great shots, you certainly dont see birds like that here.

Wonderful shots, Ed!

Thanks Marko. I'm a bit of a punster myself, so it's all good by me

= Ed =

Cyber, Stan, Michael & Jay. Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed the photos.

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Beautiful shots. The last photo of the hawk is superb.!

These are fabulous.........
My burning question is, how do you get to upload 9 images on one post? When I go to post, it only allows for 2 images????

Great shots!
Maureen, you have to put them on a website & then link to them with

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Wonderful photos, great capture of the twins (#3)

Thank you Steve, Maureen, Frank and Tommy. I really appreciate the kind comments.

Maureen, I think Frank answered that as well as I could. I will point out that the reason my images probably load so slowly is that I host my own server. It's a plenty fast machine, it's just that my ADSL connection (out here in the boodocks where I live) is limited to 128K baud upload, so that's the limiting factor. Hopefully we will get increased bandwidth sometime in the next couple of years.

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Excellent shots! I love the one in flight I'm amazed at the quality of these, they're excellent. What equiptment did you use?

Thanks for the kind words Sue. I was using a Canon 20D. All but images 4, 5, and 6 were taken from a boat using my 70-200 f/2.8L IS lens with the 1.4EX II extender. I wish I had taken a longer IS-capable lens along as that would have made everything so much easier, and made for much better images as better than 90% of the photos I took were from the boat.

Image 4 was taken with my 400mm f/5.6L from land, as were 5 & 6, except that they also used the 1.4EX II as well.

I hope this answers your questions.

= Ed =