Cheers Hut, I don't know my birds but enjoy the challenge of photographing them.
Birds in Flight -- Share your BIF Images
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That's a nice one, good work. The Loggerhead Shrike is an interesting little killer.
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- #278
I do know this is a cormorant... 
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- #279
Kathy,
Nice!
Cape St. Mary’s I assume. I have almost the same exact shots. Only on film.
Nice shots. The Red Bishop is a grand capture especially!
Kathy G
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Yes Ralph, Cape St. MarysKathy,
Nice!
Cape St. Mary’s I assume. I have almost the same exact shots. Only on film.
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It's not the first time I admire your incredible shots; my favorite is the snowy owl appearing like a ghost in an unusual non snowy environment.
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- #283
What a stunning series. Brilliant.
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Gadwall At a Local Reserve
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Curlew In The Moorland Mist When Waiting For Black Grouse
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Cormorant Fly Past
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- #285
All great but that Curlew shot is terrific. Fantastic wing position, great choice of pano format and the mist really adds a lot. Great image!
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- #286
Hi thanks very much. The Curlew was just snatched to be honest as I drew up in the car, glad you liked the it. This thread is a great idea BTW.
William (Bill) Anderson
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- #287
I couldn't resist for this thread of BIF; another Least Tern that is similar to 3 previously submitted photos. Shot with the Nikon D6 + 500mm f5.6 pf.
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- #288
Steve will probably hate this, belly shot against a white/blue sky....but here we have a pair of Long-Tailed Skuas.
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Kathy,
Not as nice as yours but Figured you would get a kick out of it. Kodachrome 64
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Roseate Spoonbill
D500, 200-500mm, f/5.6, 1/1000, ISO 4000 @500mm
D500, 200-500mm, f/5.6, 1/1000, ISO 4000 @500mm
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Trumpeter Swans.
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- #293
Your curlew photo is incredible!
Kathy G
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This is funny. My how times don’t change!!! Great shots Ralph. Did you take both with film?
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- #295
Yes. Kodachrome 64. This was back in 1986. After I retired I have been scanning these slides. Brings back memories. It’s nice to share with someone whose been to this magical place. I’m going to attach a few more photos to give the rest of the crew some perspective on how high we were and how steep the cliffs are.
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The first time I went it was really foggy but this day it was bright and sunny with wind speeds that almost blew you over.
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@Ralph Bruno Very cool Images of the cliffs!!!
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@agrumpybirdphotographer Gordon that curlew Photo is just stunning!