Intruder! by markvanrheenen, on Flickr
All shot with the a580, 70-400G on a monopod.
Mark
Birds 2014
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sury
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Re: Birds 2014
Mark,
Great timing. Perhaps the second one from the previous set and this one with few more from the sequence
can tell a story of defending one's nest.
Sury
Great timing. Perhaps the second one from the previous set and this one with few more from the sequence
can tell a story of defending one's nest.
Sury
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Re: Birds 2014
Great series Mark! I especially like the third with the three birds in it.
Nex 5, Nex 6 (IR), A7M2, A99 and a bunch of lenses.
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Greg Beetham
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Re: Birds 2014
Very enjoyable interaction moments there Mark.
Greg
Greg
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mvanrheenen
Re: Birds 2014
One more shot from last weekend.
Incoming! by markvanrheenen, on Flickr
a580, 70-400G, monopod.
Mark
Incoming! by markvanrheenen, on Flickr
a580, 70-400G, monopod.
Mark
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sury
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Re: Birds 2014
Mark,
I love the color combination. Black and White against greyish background
and the random angles.
Sury
I love the color combination. Black and White against greyish background
and the random angles.
Sury
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Re: Birds 2014
Mark! You have very impressive shots of the birds!
I'll add some canadian geese and Woodduck
I'll add some canadian geese and Woodduck
Everything in the life unusual!
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sury
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Re: Birds 2014
Nice colors on the second one Valery. Very seldom I have seen a goose shot that close.
Sury
Sury
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Re: Birds 2014
Sury! It's canadian geese and they friendly only in Canadasury wrote:Nice colors on the second one Valery. Very seldom I have seen a goose shot that close.
Sury
Everything in the life unusual!
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mvanrheenen
Re: Birds 2014
Thank you Valery, but all who contribute have great shots offer, as do you. Love the Wood Duck, it has such splendid colors! And the Canadian goose may be very friendly to fellow countrymen, but there are a lot of them in out country too. They nest here as far as I know.
Mark
Mark
Re: Birds 2014
Lovely wild bird pictures. I especially like the Avocet shot, Mark, as it is the emblem for the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) in the UK
Nex 5, Nex 6 (IR), A7M2, A99 and a bunch of lenses.
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mvanrheenen
Re: Birds 2014
Thanks Andy. I know the RSPB as I'm a donor to the Vogelbescherming, which is the Dutch protector of birds and partner of the RSPB within the Birdlife International partnership. I use the RSPB database from time to time for identifying birdsBirma wrote:Lovely wild bird pictures. I especially like the Avocet shot, Mark, as it is the emblem for the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) in the UK
Mark
Re: Birds 2014
Plenty of youngsters in the garden:-
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