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Hunting Percival Provost T.1, XF603. Shuttleworth June 2019 Evening Airshow, Old Warden, Bedfordshire, UK.
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Photo from the other day with Valentina.
I haven't take photos for like a week now :c , but tomorrow we'r going out :D:D hope u all have a nice weekend :)
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Foto del otro día con valentina ! . No he sacado fotos hace como una semana :( , pero mañana por fin saldremos :D !
Que tengan un buen fin de semana todos !
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 white-faced heron (Egretta novaehollandiae) plucks a tiny crustacean from the mangrove fringe. Ripples show the water entry point for the strike with its now dripping bill. A big effort for very little to eat.
Two jaguars... brothers we heard, hunting along the Cuiaba River. Taken from a small boat in the Pantanal along a branch of the Cuiaba River, near Porto Joffre, Mato Grosso, Brazil.
Or is it the other way around? In the battlegrounds of middle earth, rampaging Orc scouts found their match in the Rohirim riders hunting them down.
Rohirim riders equipped with BrickWarriors helmets and swords/battle axes.
Quite a bit of action last night with 3 owls out hunting at the same time so very hard to whittle out these from the loads I took. Excuse some the noise but some are at ISO12,800.
Quiggles Is Hunting For Eggs! Will She Find Any?
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This kite was flying back and forth to the sea, rather than along the shoreline which I normally see. There were humpback whales heading past at the time so wondered if it was interested in them.
Brahminy Kite, Port Macquarie, N.S.W. Mid-North Coast
Autumn is underway in Alaska. Hunting camps have opened - the State Fair has opened - schools have reopened - road construction is winding down, boats are being pulled from the waterfront and stored in backyards until next spring, and tourists in RV's are fleeing our state in great numbers. All of this activity takes place in the space of about two weeks.
In this image you see a hunting camp that is road accessible. From here you can either fly to your favorite hunting spot, or go by horseback. It is an area with abundant wildlife, and spectacular scenery. If you run into some miserable weather - the cabin will wrap you in it's warmth and comfort, while you enjoy a "mug up".
"Where is that pesky updraft," asks Gregory Golden Eagle. This last weekend, I got cross-eyed at all the retouching and went for a stroll down to the the McIntosh Lake loop trail from the Agricultural Heritage Center, The Lohr McIntosh Farm, but saw the growing sky to the west. The previous shot was from last autumn. eDDie stopped by from his trek and we chewed some fat (no carbs). However, when I swung away from the MAC parking lot, I headed out across the farm when I saw the old windmill against the clouds in this sky and needed to shoot it yet again. What else is left to find? I needed to shoot this sky first. Is there another view against this interesting sky if I crop in tight? We could use some serious clouding around here, PLEASE!
There is always something at McIntosh. I couldn't help myself and had to throw up another sky over the Dickens farm house. I think that sky sets off the windmill at the McIntosh Agricultural Museum. I tried to keep the tones as they were.
This is the McIntosh-Lohr Farm Agricultural Museum on Highway #66, (not the same as Route #66) It goes up to Estes Park and mostly ends @ east Flatteville and Hwy. #66. I dropped my intended walk when I saw this clouding that really popped the windmill.
this is a classic bald eagle hunting scene but something seems wrong?!? instead of water there is grass...when out in the field while shooting i just noticed something diving out of the sky and the fox which was feeding on its kill disappeared in its den and the eagle took the prey, that all happened within a few seconds...
My first successful encounter with a pygmy owl was incredible, yet flawed. Twenty feet off the road and at shoulder height, the owl stood atop the branch of an old snag. It was hunting in a snowstorm. I wasn’t the only visitor to stop. A dozen other passers-by were mesmerized at the flurry of activity so close to the road. It might have been the best morning of a hundred visits to the park but for the fact that I had not driven alone. For on this occasion I had come with a coach and there was no place for the driver to park. A ranger showed up quickly, angrily threatening to ticket everyone involved. The hunting gaze of the owl made me feel twice as threatened. It was a great few moments and dozen snaps but I can’t help thinking of the opportunity lost.