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hasselblad 500c/m CF80mm＋Adaptor fuji reversal film
CanoScan８４００FV ６００dpi
no photoretouch. It is not digital.
Photography concept
The camera is used instead of the brush.
expresses it with the camera.
I want to take a photograph like a watercolor painting.
I want to express the picture in the photograph.
Breeding Season Starts.
Buckpool and Fens Pool Local Nature Reserve
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The Canada Goose (Branta canadensis) is a large, widespread wild goose species native to North America, easily recognizable by its black head and neck with a distinctive white chinstrap. It is found near freshwater areas like ponds, lakes, and marshes, and is well adapted to urban environments.
Key Characteristics
Appearance:
They have a brown body, a black head and neck, white cheek patches, and a black beak and legs. Males and females have similar plumage, though males are slightly larger.
Size:
They typically range from 75 to 110 cm in length, with a wingspan of 1.5 to 1.8 meters.
Diet:
Canada geese are primarily herbivores, or plant-eaters, using their serrated bills to graze on grasses, leaves, roots, seeds, and grains. They will also feed on aquatic vegetation and occasionally small insects or fish.
Behavior:
They are social birds that form large, noisy flocks. They are known for being very territorial and can become aggressive if they feel their nests or young are threatened, hissing and charging at perceived dangers.
Habitat and Distribution:
While native to North America, the Canada goose was introduced to Europe (including the UK) in the 17th century as an ornamental bird and has since established widespread populations there. They prefer open, grassy areas near water, which provides a safe escape route from predators.
Migration:
Canada geese are well-known for their seasonal migrations, often flying in a distinctive V-shaped formation that helps conserve energy by reducing wind resistance. The front position is rotated among the flock members as the lead bird tires.
However, not all populations are migratory. In areas with mild climates and consistent food sources (such as urban parks and agricultural fields in the US and UK), many populations have become non-migratory or sedentary year-round residents.
Reproduction:
Canada geese typically form monogamous pair bonds, often mating for life. The female incubates a clutch of around five eggs in a nest built near water, while the male stands guard. Goslings (baby geese) hatch with their eyes open and are able to walk and swim within 24 hours. Both parents lead and protect the goslings, which may form "gang broods" with other families.
On Thin Ice
The Owen Sound boat launch guards the entrance to the ice like a Tibetan temple gate... Perhaps a reminder to be mindful and present beyond this point.
Photographed on the shores of Georgian Bay in Owen Sound, Ontario
The ice on the lake doesn't hold yet, but it does produce the unique sounds of a frozen lake by constantly cracking, popping and chirping. Magical as long as you're not on the ice LOL
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Ballad of a thin man : www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxCQh-bgJYA
The Preuss Range of the Rocky Mountains towers above a thin layer of mist in the Bear Lake Valley. An hour earlier, this was heavy fog that blanketed the valley in hoar frost.
Perspective makes a huge difference in photography and I can think of few birds that illustrate it better than the Black-necked Stilt. Those crazy long, thin legs are pretty neat looking and nothing I know of shows them off better than getting nice and low; they really do look like stilts! This individual was watching over its downy chicks at Brazoria NWR during a recent visit and while I was waiting around in hopes of getting a photo of one of the little fluff-balls I was reminded why this species is one of my favorites. To my eye stilts look like they were made by an artist who was making a sculpture to illustrate delicate elegance with an exaggerated, stretched out design. This moment didn’t last long as this dutiful parent found me a lot less interesting than the nearby Killdeer that it was determined on chasing away.
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