bird in flight

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  1. solaner

    Blue tit

  2. solaner

    white stork (Ciconia ciconia)

  3. David Berry

    Splash Photography at First Light

    Twenty minutes after the sun had hauled itself above the Pacific Ocean, Bramble Bay's resident fish hawk splashed into the shallow water about a hundred and fifty metres from me to grab its first feed of the day in its deadly talons. Osprey : Pandion haliaetus Bramble Bay, Queensland 27°S...
  4. Patrice29

    Passage of a “Grey Heron”.

    Passage of a "Grey Heron" in front of the reed bed. Passage du Héron_DxO 1080 by Patrice leconte, sur Flickr
  5. solaner

    young gull gliding on the gusts

    A young gull on the German North Sea coast. In the strong wind, she was able to demonstrate beautifully the elegance that already exists in her flight, even though she is still a yearling, and how she can glide seemingly effortlessly on the gusts.
  6. jtilley

    Bald Eagle Slowmo Flyby, Landing with Ferry in Background

    This was a fun, quick, edit. Although she is a female, the song seems quite fitting:
  7. PhD69

    Hummingbird

    Brazil - Atlantic forest - Sombre hummingbird - Aphantochroa cirrochloris -Colibri vert et gris
  8. PhD69

    Black vulture... landing

    Brazil - Pantanal - Black vulture - Coragyps atratus - Urubu noir
  9. PhD69

    Hyacinth macaw... in flight

    Brazil - Atlantic Forest - Hyacinth macaw - Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus – Ara hyacinthe
  10. PhD69

    Hyacinth macaw... in black

    Brazil - Atlantic Forest - Hyacinth macaw - Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus – Ara hyacinthe
  11. PhD69

    Southern screamer

    Description below the pictures. Second picture : One notices a spur on the wing, remains of the claws inherited from the theropod dinosaurs, which serve them to defend and attack in case of need. The kamichi necklace has a small head, clearly disproportionate to the whole body. It consists of...
  12. PhD69

    Snail kite

    Brazil - Pantanal - Snail kite - Rostrhamus sociabilis - Milan des marais
  13. PhD69

    Early morning flight for the cocoi heron

    Brazil - Pantanal - August 2022 - Early morning flight and light, picture taken at 07:20 AM Full size picture here
  14. PhD69

    Early morning flight for the striated heron

    Brazil - Pantanal - August 2022 - Early morning flight and light, picture taken at 06:20 AM Full size picture here
  15. pakru

    Black-chinned dive-bombing

    Missed National Hummingbird Day on Saturday, but I am sure this Black-chinned wouldn't mind 😀 He was too busy gearing up take out the Ruby-throated bully at the feeder with a high speed dive. Low light and low shutter, but let the Z9 do its eye focus thing.
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  16. A

    First time trying my hands at bird photography, please feel free to be harsh

  17. solaner

    Eagle owl

  18. sid_19911991

    Canon R6 - Excellent AF but disappointing dynamic range???

    Hi everyone, I recently tested the Canon R6 for birding paired with Canon 100-400 USM ii. I found the AF tracking & initial target acquisition to be the best that I have ever used. It was much faster than the D500/500 pf combo (mine) & A9i/200-600 combo (friend's). I was able to track...
  19. MalcolmP

    Kingfisher in Flight

    Best attempt to date on capturing a darting Kingfisher in flight. Any suggestions appreciated. D850 Nikkor 80 -400 f/4.5-5.6 1.2x 1/640 f/8 {max available with teleconverter} ISO 2200, Manual, Pattern Metering PS Noise Reduction
  20. T

    Crow

    Recently in a "Drinks with Steve" session the question was asked, Do you prefer to get an average photo of a rare species or a good photo (or, in the case of Steve, an exceptional shot) of a common species? Steve's answer was that it was better to capture a great image of a common one. Here is...
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