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Heron seen flying around RSPB Burton Wetlands

Sandhill Cranes and Snow Geese at Bernardo Waterfowl Management Area, New Mexico

Snowy Egret, Egretta thulla

Seabourne Creek, Rosenberg TX.

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Highland Oaks Park

 

I love shooting ibises in flight - once I trained on them to shoot a bird in flight correctly.

Black headed gull in flight

This female house finch was seen at Miller-Knox Regional Shoreline in Point Richmond, California.

The light that afternoon was just amazing.

It looks nice on black

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Everglades national park

A flight of Dunlin arriving at Budle bay for an evening feeding session.

The Grackle Crow rushing in haste. The wings in full flight and alacrity as it passes the water surface of Traverse Lake. It seemed almost sinister and foreboding.

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Wakodahatchee Wetlands.

Red Shouldered Hawk - Same hawk as two back - this one in-flight with no background - other than the sky. You can see why they are so named (red shoulders).

Dreamy.

Floating.

Soaring.

Pastels.

 

I think it's a shared human condition that we all have a deep need to dream and be inspired and long for beauty and joy.

 

In my photography I strive for the elements and subjects and colors that will encourage the viewer to respond with joy and inspiration and peace.

 

I hope this image will inspire and give you joy, even if for only a moment or two...

A pair of Ring Necked Ducks are on the move during a March snowfall.

 

I normally would shoot these BIF shots at a higher shutter speed, but these went from relatviely static subjects to fast moving ones very quickly and with the overcast low-light conditions I was shooting with, I was only at 1/500 and didn't have time to adjust. I honestly found the blur in the wings helped in conveying the element of movement though in the image.

 

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Isn't it amazing that the autofocus caught the heron despite the difficult background?

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ist das nicht erstaunlich, dass der Autofokus den Reiher erwischt hat, trotz des unruhigen Hintergrunds

lumen print on ORWO B III paper

  

please remember that there is still a war going on and innocent people are dying.

NO MORE WAR.

NO MORE HATE.

 

MAY PEACE PREVAIL.

Getting in one last flight for the day. La Jolla, California.

Fledgling Burrowing Owl tentatively flies up from the ground, about three feet below, while a sibling looks on. "Once the babies hatch, mom stays with them while dad hunts for food for the family. The little owls will come out of the burrow two weeks to a month after hatching, but will go no further than the burrow's entrance for the time being. Now, both mom and dad will forage for food. The burrowing owl's diet consists of small rodents, reptiles, and insects. When the owlets are about 44 days old...

they will only fly short distances from the burrow and their parents will continue to feed them. As they get to be stronger in their flight, they will begin to forage for food with their parents. Source: animals.mom.com/habitat-yellowbilled-hornbill-4620.html

At a local reserve - Boundary Brook NR in Oxford

Hoverfly in flight rubbing its feet together

This kingfisher landed right next to where I shot the osprey on the Columbia River. As soon as I started taking pictures of it, it took off, affording a flight shot!

and you know this is an amazing accomplishment for me... I never get anything that moves!!!

I dont usually do birds in flight, but as ive been not able to spend much money during lockdown.. Ive upgraded my Canon 7Dmk1 to a 7Dmk2 and the difference is huge! Im over the moon! Tracking birds in flight justs feels effortless compared to the mk1. So thought id share this photo taken with me new 7Dmk2 :)

I think this is a Swainson's Hawk. All you bird experts.....what do you think?

A red-bellied woodpecker taking flight with food in beak, intricate wing plumage blurred at wing tips

Acrobatics. Mating in flight of Crocothemis erytraea in the Cartagena countryside. Acróbatas. Cópula en vuelo de una pareja de Crocothemis erytraea en el Campo de Cartagena.

Broad-wing hawk hunting the neighbours feeders

The Short-eared Owl (Asio flammeus) is is a communal bird in the winter months, when upwards of ten or more may be spotted searching the same field for mousy treats. These stunning and gregarious owls benefited greatly from mankind's agricultural revolution, as they adore hunts on such fields. In fact, whenever such a field exists, they'll even sleep in them during the day, nestled away in tall grasses. Sure, short-ears will roost in trees when absolutely necessary, but only begrudgingly when thick blankets of snow have stolen their grassy hillocks. Interestingly, their hoots have always sounded a bit like a cross between dog barking and cat mewling to me!

Osprey in the air against the pretty blue sky.

The silky smooth flight of the Heron is a beauty to behold.

Evening Flight

 

Cropston Reservoir in Leicestershire provided a rare night of magical skies

 

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This egret was flying past me at Jackson Bottom wetlands.

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