Great Egret Fishing Series
This wonderful series of a Great Egret fishing, right in front of me!
Second bird, from my first day with my new lens!
First, he spots the prey...
Then, he dips in, lightning fast!
Up comes the prey!
... and flips it into his throat!
This little mummichog sure went down easy!
This is amazing! I see those in the winter in Las Vegas at our wetlands! @katysavage are you following this awesome guy?
When I was out in Vegas in January, I saw some, too.
Wherever there's some body of water, usually these guys aren't far.
this is the right way to "shoot" birds. With a camera. Great shots. Beautiful shots
Truly the best way!
beautiful friend You have my support. I hope to count on your support to keep growing. regards
awesome man! :D
thanks
These are wonderful pictures!!!! Thank you for sharing.
thanks... love being out and seeing Birds, and wildlife.
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Nice, sharp focus. I've never shot with a Tamron lens. I've heard it's noisy. Is that true?
Do you photograph mostly birds?
I shoot wildlife (mostly birds) Sunsets, Long Exposure Waterfalls, ocean side shots, and Lighthouses.
The original Tamron 150-600 (A011) had issues at 600mm, bit of vignetting at the extreme.
The newer Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 (its the A022N) is much better. MUCH Faster lens. Lot's less noise. Truly a joy for shooting birds, or sports.
wow!!!! amazing shot!!!! hehehehe
these birds remind me of those little dinosaurs from Jurassic Park hehehehe same type of build!
really nice capture!
Indeed, ask any ornithologist and they will tell you. Same bone structure, and bone density.
Dinosaurs, like those Compy's..., Compsognathus are definitely the predecessors of today's Avian world.
the last one is my fav so far... the thing that looks like a drop its actually a drop? or is it the fish it were fishing?
that "drop" is actually the fish, head on facing us, midair, about to make the long lonely trip down the gullet.