kingfisher

A Halcyon moment from a cold and foggy inversion birding day 12/4/24 along the Bethine Church River Trail Boise, Idaho. Belted Kingfisher female.

Nikon Z9 with Nikkor Z 600/4 TC @ 840 mm

Hi, My first post here. I've been looking for a while to join a wildlife photography forum, and this one feels is the right one. I am just glad to be able to be a part of this community, to be inspired and to learn as much as possible. I leave you an image of a beautiful kingfisher from a trip...

I am still having trouble getting close enough to get the picture of this bird I would like, but these are the best I have been able to get so far.

Winter, Spring, and Summer all in one week. Eagles are nesting. Captured my best Kingfisher BIF to date. And this sunrise panorama of a Great Blue Heron Rookery all within a two mile stretch of the Poudre River in Fort Collins, CO.

Hi All, New to this forum and with pleasure I already read some post and with much interest (and a bit jealous :)) I saw the pictures in the wildlife section. Although I must say that my series of the blue kingfisher (not sure if this bird has another specific name) that I shot in Germany is...

A white-throated KF munching its breakfast. It happened to be perched pretty close to where there was a lot of activity and people moving but seemed unbothered by any of it, which gives us the best possible scenarios to get all those pixels of our sensors fill with them :) Taken in Noida, India...

Captured this Kingfisher from a hide whilst waiting for Ospreys to dive

It took a few attempts to observe the flight path and speed but eventually was able to predict and tried to keep in within the frame :)

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

There is a spot in a small vacation town where I know there are always pied kingfishers flying around in the mornings, so while on holiday this December I decided to wake up early on a few mornings and go to photograph these birds, after a while I started to notice patterns to how they lead...

Kingfisher Going Back To Perch With Fish

My first post in here. Hope you enjoy it :) Nikon D7100 & 200-500 f/5.6