This tiny bird's body is the size of a golf ball! They rarely perch in the open, and they move hella fast to regain the understory on the rare occasions
Last Post By: Dorian Anderson Today, 08:37 PMHello all, Hope you are well in these trying times. Here is another image that I shot near Astoria, OR. Shot with EOS 5DS with Sigma 150-600 mm at 600mm.
Last Post By: Daniel Cadieux Today, 09:05 PMEOS R6 RF 100-500 @500 f8 1/2000 ISO 6400 HH, Manual EXP, cropped from vertical for composition
About 10 minutes after sunset.
Hi all .... this little chap was trying to get an overview , maybe checking out where his mum was gone .
One of the world largest colonies
I am not an expert on shorebird ID by any stretch. I think this is an immmature Black-bellied Plover. If someone else konws differently please chime in.
Last Post By: Daniel Cadieux Today, 08:48 PMI captured this image early yesterday morning at Lake Morton in Lakeland, Florida. A wonderful time sitting by the edge of the lake photographing whatever
Last Post By: Daniel Cadieux Today, 08:52 PMFemale Goldeneye lifting off the Platte River.
Canon D500 500mm f4 1/5000 f 7.1 ISO 800 -.33 exp comp
Took this shot about midday on a clear sunny day in winter. Shot with a Canon 5DS using Sigma 150-600 lens with Canon 2x teleconverter on a tripod. Shot
Last Post By: Dorian Anderson Today, 08:11 PMCanon 1DX Mk2
f/4 400mm DO Mk2 with 1.4iii
f/7.1
1/3200
ISO 800
Whilst I was photographing the Black Headed Gulls
EOS R6 RF 100-500 @500 f8 1/5300 ISO 3200 HH, Manual EXP, cropped for composition
As this beauty finally landed in a clear area, the dropping
Hi all .... back home from Namibia
Image taken at local town lake .
Canon EOS 1Dx
EF 500 IS L II + 1,4 TC III
Tripod
Hand held
Olympus E-M1X
Lens focal length : 420 mm
Focal length in 35 mm film : 841.0mm
Exposure mode : Manual exposure
Spent some time out in San Diego and had a fantastic time with species I don't normally see where I live.
Sony A9ii, 200-600mm with 1.4 TC
But it's yellow... This is a mature female red crossbill that has a seed in its beak after using the skewed scissor like beak to clamp, push, and extract
Last Post By: Dorian Anderson Today, 08:23 PMThe weather has been better here in Brisbane, so I decided to head out to a nearby pier where I often see an Osprey perched on a pole waiting for the
Last Post By: Dorian Anderson Today, 08:26 PM