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Another beautiful Northern Goshawk protecting its prey against other birds of prey!
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Je cherchais le jeune dans l'arbre assez dense et soudain à moins de 6m j'ai vu un des parents qui montait la garde. Quelle émotion quand ces yeux vous fixent ainsi !
Si vous voulez vous faire peur double cliquez !
I looked for the young in the dense tree and suddenly at less than 6m I saw one of the parents who stood guard. What an emotion when those eyes stare at you like that!
If you want to scare yourself : double click!
Yum!!! A little sand never hurt anyone and even a baby Black Skimmer Chick!! Black Skimmers are such good parents, they watch the babies to make sure they can swallow the fish ok! They will sometimes take the fish away from the baby and chew on it to soften it up some to make sure everything is just right for junior!! This Needlefish is just about gone and it makes a great pacifier also!! The baby is close to the parent for shade and to prevent Gulls and other Critters from trying to steal the hard earned meal!! Hope you like the image and we will see everyone tomorrow!!
Please note!!! I shoot with a huge lens well away from boundaries and off the beach for hours at a time!! It is very important not to bother these birds!! If you are scaring the parents or the babies it is wrong and not worth it!!
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A glossy ibis (I believe) at Quivira National Wildlife Refuge in Stafford County, Ks. near Great Bend.
As usual they were all nicely positioned until the train arrived.
A few fliers from the other night
9 Jan 2023, Train 925, 7008-5051, Tumai, SIMT-NZ
The on-going territorial battle.
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Black-shouldered Kite & Raven, A.C.T.
Es ist sehr interessant, diese wunderschönen Vögel zu beobachten. Manchmal stehen sie regungslos im Wasser und warten auf Fische. Manchmal tanzen sie wie eine Ballerina über das Wasser – wahrscheinlich um die Fische aufzuschrecken.
It is very interesting to watch these beautiful birds. Sometimes they stand motionless in the water and wait for fish. Sometimes they dance across the water like a ballerina - probably to scare the fish.
70802 catches the late afternoon sun as it crosses the River Usk, putting a flock of gulls to flight as it goes. 6C36 07:17 Moorswater to Aberthaw.
Geschlagen hat der Habicht die Taube vermutlich in unserem Garten, denn dort lagen mehrere lange weiß-graue Federn auf der Erde. Auf seinem Sitz fühlte er sich aber letztlich nicht wohl, denn ständig kreisten über ihm und um ihn herum - natürlich in gebotenem Abstand - Krähen und Tauben, die versuchten, ihn auch mit Kreischen zu verscheuchen.
The hawk probably hit the pigeon in our garden, because there were several longer white-grey feathers on the ground. In the end, however, it did not feel comfortable on the tree, because crows and pigeons were constantly circling above and around it - at the proper distance, of course - trying to scare the hawk away, even by squawking.
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A Common Merganser gives a couple of her newly-hatched young ones a ride up the Ottawa River. They were the ones getting a ride - another nine trailed behind these ones.
As a result of the craziness of my work schedule, I have been grabbing early mornings here and there to get outside with my camera. My approach has been to get to the River before sunrise, and then to use a mix of ways of interacting with wildlife: lying on my stomach partially hidden and waiting to see who drops in, and then walking in the woods for a bit before returning to the water.
This new family was carefully making its way upriver close to shore and because I was already lying down I had a chance to prepare for them to pass me and avoid detection. And happily with the 100-500mm lens, I was able to pull back the lens to 200mm as they drifted very close.
That means only a few seconds of photography, as one ought to remain concealed and let them swim along toward shelter. They scare easily, and flushing them out into the water away from shore exposes them to all kinds of dangers, from currents to predators.
One of the funny things about this image as I look at it now is that I was flat on the shoreline when I secured it - lens resting on my fingers with part of my flat hand in the water. It almost looks to me here as if I had been sitting up. Angles really are amazing things to work with.