So cool! Amazing pic quality. What phone or camera did you use for this? any editing or was it that crisp and clear already? Awesome, thanks for sharing.Ever wonder why they are called Horned Puffins?
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Bird photography
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Glad you liked it, ndouglas. I used my Nikon D500, 500 5.6 PF with the TC-14E III. I edit all my photos in Lightroom as i always shot in RAW format.
I just realized we're not in the Summer now.
Birds of Fall
A Barred Owl having a bath.
Cardinal
Birds of Fall
A Barred Owl having a bath.
Cardinal
I was just with some family spending the weekend along the Mississippi. Across the street from the house, along the river, there was a big, dead tree, which hosted some big turkey vultures, and an adult and juvenile bald eagle.
So beautiful! Thanks for sharing. Maybe we should make a new thread… any ideas for a good title? “pics for bird lovers who are apple fans too”? … seems too wordy. 😏
I haven’t got many good bird pics lately but I’m enjoying all the posts by everyone, thanks!
you can change the title of this thread by going to your first post and clicking the three …
probably just something like bird photography is fine for a new title 🙂
Done! that’s great editing titles is allowed, I had no idea. Thanks
an only-somewhat less glamorous bird-sighting
Female Red Winged Blackbird foraging at the edge of the lake.
Yellow Throated Warbler
Yellow Throated Warbler
Visiting Goosanders? Taken using that telephoto lens on my 'new' s/h iPhone 15Pro
edit: I've added a slightly post-processed pic.
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A massive swan on the grounds of the Nymphenburg Palace in Munich, shot with a Nikon F80 on Kodak Portra 160 film.
Pheasant, in my garden. NW England.
What I didn't know at the time is that there was an eagle watching the catch that swooped in to steal the fish from the osprey. During the brief aerial challenge the fish was dropped and both went hungry. I wish I had known to anticipate the attempted theft but wasn't aware an eagle was waiting for a cheap meal. Thanks.
Great shots of both the osprey and the eagle! Not easy to capture, as these guys move pretty fast! Where were these taken?