Birds 2013

[aa los banos]

hehe thanks sury....

@pat, beautiful shot of the long tailed tit


sharing a raptor image.....



osprey

[sury]

aa los banos,
That is a nice capture of the raptor. You should immediately post in
the challenge BIF. The last day is today.

http://www.photoclubalpha.com/forum/vie ... =45&t=7441

With best regards,
Sury

[aa los banos]

thanks sury, entered

[Wildieswife]

Amazing shot of the raptor! A winner for sure. If I were pushed towards any criticism I'd say a little more space to the right and bottom would give this bird some space to 'move into' and give a greater power to the shot.
A beautiful bird and a well executed shot.

Pat

[david antony]

Scooting across field.

[david antony]

Superb. aa lo banos.

[Greg Beetham]

Lovely shots Pat, and the Osprey must be your best one yet aa
The Pheasant looks a bit suspicious of your intentions DA...
Greg

[aa los banos]

thanks greg


sacred kf

[mvanrheenen]

Superb shots as always, aa!

DA: bummer about the harsh lighting conditions. It does seem to smell trouble as the stance looks strained.

A few from last weekend.


Roodborst / European Robin (Erithacus rubecula) by markvanrheenen, on Flickr


I'm happy! by markvanrheenen, on Flickr

Shot with the a580 and 70-400G, handheld.

Mark

[Birma]

Wow, wow, wow! The standard of pictures in this thread is brilliant.

Special mentions for the Coote and chick, and that Osprey

[mvanrheenen]

Have another one, here mom gave the chick a bit of greens to eat.


Thank you for dinner momma! by markvanrheenen, on Flickr

[Greg Beetham]

Magic Coot (Swamphen) chick shot Mark with the little wings sticking out.
I like the Kingfisher aa, they are very difficult to get near just walking around, their eyesight is outstanding.
Greg

[sury]

Great shots gentlemen.


Pardon, I can't speak with mouth full now.

[mvanrheenen]

That's one sharp heron shot sury, well done! Any idea on what it was eating?

[sury]

Mark,
Thank you. Here is the photo of the food. This one was taken by my friend with whom I went for the walk and
photography session for him. He learned to move away from the auto to A, S and M mode that day.
He caught this shot and I was on the other side of the bird so I got the tail end and a bit later.