Post your Birds in Flight
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He's reenacting The Exorcist.
After being in the water, they always shake it off when in flight again. Usually it is two or three times they do this and when you freeze them at the right moment, you get these twisted shots.
dh photography
Senior Member
Snapped a few test shots with the Tokina 100-300 f/4. All of these are pretty heavily cropped. IMHO, this lens has already passed the test … even before I really put it to the test.
One of my favorite birds.
Stoshowicz
Senior Member
Last year I watched a nesting crow from the first stick being laid to the three fledglings leaving the nest. The nest was begun on Feb., 22. This year they started the nest in the same spot, repairing what was there from last year and adding to it on Feb., 27. Crows are very caring parents and a joy to watch. The nest is on top of a boxed flood light, under the eaves of a five story cell-block of the prison where I work.
The wildlife is abundant on the prison grounds, but under no circumstances am I allowed to bring a camera to work.
Stoshowicz
Senior Member
Last year I watched a nesting crow from the first stick being laid to the three fledglings leaving the nest. The nest was begun on Feb., 22. This year they started the nest in the same spot, repairing what was there from last year and adding to it on Feb., 27. Crows are very caring parents and a joy to watch. The nest is on top of a boxed flood light, under the eaves of a five story cell-block of the prison where I work.
The wildlife is abundant on the prison grounds, but under no circumstances am I allowed to bring a camera to work.
Temporarily pivot a surveillance camera ?
,, nah , probably not a good idea.
