Been away on a Southern US adventure.
Not a birding trip, more a B&B, history, architecture, Southern fine dining trip.
I traveled with just a Landscape lens, a 70-200 and an extender.
Most bird photos were happenstance, I just pulled out this short lens when I had an opportunity.
I did get a bunch of "new to me" bird photos and had a wonderful time in the Old South.
I took this at the Magnolia Plantation outside Charleston, South Carolina. The Mom had just flown,
I have nice photos of her feeding them, but like the wailing of the chicks.
Dan, looks as if you and I may have followed a simlar course. We were at Magnolia Plantation in early April, but I didn't get anything this nice. Congratulations on a terrific image. The Anhinga nests I saw were completely obstructed with foliage, but yours is wonderfully completely clear. Great job.
Welcome back Dan. Most baby birds are ugly and these are no exception but you have a great image of these, nice and unobstructed and sharp, love the moss.
Good to see you back Dan! I'm sure the D7000 was happy to get out of the closet! I like all the open beaks and different HA's, nice BG separation. Glad you had a good time down here in the south--I'm sure the food was the best part!
Hi Dan, I havent seen Anhinga chicks before, and nicely captured against a clear BG. Good to see all three beaks open, and Im sure the one looking away also has his beak open.