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At SM Cebu.

 

Test shot. No battery used so shutter speed fixed at 1/500th of a second.

 

* Yashica Electro 35 GSN, on an expired Fujicolor Superia 100

The ridiculously warm weather has these guys migrating to their breeding pools already. In fact, I think some of them actually were out last week back in February! Spent some time with volunteers last night helping these guys across the road in the Skaneateles Conservation Area.

Canada Goose coming home

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Snow Geese / Oies des neiges / Chen caerulescens

 

Baie-du-Febvre, located on the southern shore of Lac Saint-Pierre (a UNESCO biosphere reserve), is well known as a haven for migrating snow geese. Many birdwatching enthusiasts congregate there in spring and fall to observe them. The town takes great pride in this aspect of its natural heritage, and has established an interpretation centre to teach visitors about the geese, their migration and the local biosphere.

 

Baie-du-Febvre, Quebec, Canada

 

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If only I could get this close during the migration of the Sandhill Cranes. Full frame uncropped image.

Hundreds of Sandhill cranes begin to stir from their overnight stop in Wisconsin

while it's pretty cool being in the midst of the Monarch migration photo's don't really do it justice.....i spent more time in the goldenrods chasing the individuals while at Wendy Park on Monday

 

Geese pareidolia

A few shorebird species in migration have arrived in the Ottawa area.... love capturing these little guys.

We had a pair of Nashville warblers (Leiothlypis ruficapilla) stop by the pond's stream for a bath and drink on their way north.We haven't seen any other migrants but the oranges and hummingbird feeders need to go up.We're hoping for a colorful spring.

What a wonderful capture of a bird who doesn't stay around here long. I hope to see them again on the next trip around.

Crane migration is always in season at the Wildlife Safari Park near Ashland, NE.

A Day relaxing in a camping in Dutchland. Alone with the ducks

First of the fall migration which is only a few weeks long here in St.Albert Alberta Canada.

I always love spring migration, especially when a Rose-breasted Grosbeak graces our yard with his presence.

With the weather front we just had it pushed in lots of shorebirds and geese. Murray Marsh

Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, PA

 

According to the "Migration Update", I took a day off and went there before sunrise, because the birds will take off around the sunrise. When they took off, and passed me over head, and that was what they were, moon and geese. This was the only one they are in the perfect position, others were in either sides of the moon.

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Migration

  

Au grès des courants

Pour découvrir , le meilleurs temps

Les oiseaux se déplacent

En survolant de si grands espaces

 

Indifférent à notre présence

Ils filent vivre leur jolie romance

J' aime les observer

Avec le plus grand des respects

 

Domi

Not a complete loss ... got to see a few of these fast and furious and hungry fall warblers. Not the best shot, but the best I could do with this beautiful Yellow Warbler.

This grind of White Fronted Geese looked more like a swarm as they took to the air over the harvested rice fields of Butte County. Fall/Winter migration is underway along the Pacific Flyway with the White Fronted arriving in large numbers.

It is the only North American sandpiper whose breeding range extends southward into the tropics. This find this morning was a lifer for me. Isle Lake County of Parkland.

The butterfly migration is in full swing! The prairies and trees surrounding the prairies are full of butterflies as they rest before heading south for the winter.

Bartel Grassland.

Poznan, Poland

Sw. MArcin

Spring

Headign to the tram home yesterday I was inspired by the flood of people into the streets just after the storm had passed. I enjoy this low dof and the sense of movement i creates. I also often contemplate the idea of being "grounded" and often when I am not I tend to look at our connection to one another and the earth we walk on a bit more...like now.

Shot with Nikon FM2 on Kodak Gold 200 film.

 

Digitized with Epson V500 Scanner.

 

Mondorf-Les-Bains, Luxembourg

Getting ready for the "off".

 

Textures courtesy of Distressed Jewel.

 

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