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Asian Lady Beetle crawling around on dead Sedum flowers looking for a bug to eat. Pretty but stinky, annoying, invasive and not my preferred source of autumn color OR insect control. And to top it all off, they bite.
House Sparrows normally feed on seeds. But when they have youngsters the little ones get a diet of insects.
This male was hunting on little flies. Although common, I think they are quit beautiful.
In the left upper corner you can see a little fly. I had the camera in Shutter Priority here of 1/8000 because this all goes very fast. ISO on auto which gave a 8000 value.
Handheld shot, Sony A7IV + 200-600mm.
A Great Egret hunting in shallow pond as fall migration was in full swing, photographed through some vegetation.
Another shot from my most beautiful co-worker. Hunting in front of my window and keeping me distracted.
Hunting Percival Provost T.1, XF603. Shuttleworth June 2019 Evening Airshow, Old Warden, Bedfordshire, UK.
This hawk came rather close on this hunt, but really didn’t care about me at all. Continuing on four more attempts over the next 10 minutes all less than 30 feet from me.
Barn Owl hunting early morning at Titchwell Marsh. The following Owl shots were taken with a new sigma 150-600 sport last spring and it was horribly forward focusing as you can see. I have since purchased the USB dock and set the lens up to my liking.
The Tower stands on the escarpment 400 feet above Chatsworth House, on the edge of Stand Wood. There are panoramic views over Capability Brown's magnificent Park. This unique and fascinating building was completed c.1582 for Bess of Hardwick, ancestress of the Dukes of Devonshire, to designs by the famous Elizabethan architect Robert Smythson.
Now a Holiday Rental Property.
Taken at 6.7mm ( 17.4mm in equivalent ) and DXO Viewpoint to correct coverging lines
A barn owl which I photographed in February hunting early afternoon.It gave me some nice opportunities to capture the action.
Pier at Hunting Island near Beaufort, South Carolina
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The Shorties were hungry and hunting this afternoon in the freezing winds on the marshes. Though they did not come close i did have a few crops to pick from :-)
We've been to Chatsworth many times, over the years and seen the tower in Stand Wood, above the house - but this was the first time we've been up close.
The tower was built in 1582 for Bess of Hardwick as a banqueting or summerhouse and was also used by the ladies to watch the hunt. What I didn't realise is that it it now available to rent as a holiday cottage.
A couple more shots below. One of a full view of the tower and the other of part of the extensive view from the Hunting Tower - you can just about see a glimpse of the house in the centre and the tower of Edensor church, towards the top, right.
We went in search of Short Eared Owls, but found a pair of Barn Owls hunting in the late afternoon sunlight, fist time I had seen them ranging over the marshes and farmland of Norfolk.