[Enschnetz]

I had a rare chance to play hooky today, in between appointments and took a drive past one of the local nest poles. One resident at home, so I took a few minutes with the new Z6II. My first few outings with this camera left me a bit frustrated, quite a bit to get used to but these shots give me hope! ( I see that I need to improve my editing consistency though, before posting.)

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[Patrick M]

They’re nice images.

 

[Enschnetz]

Thank you Patrick!

 

[sh1209]

Great shots!

 

[Enschnetz]

Great shots!

Thank you

 

[Woodyg3]

Nice shots! I see your Osprey use the occasional bit of plastic mesh or cords in their nest, too. We have a local nest where they are infamous for using all kinds on man made junk in their nests.

 

[Harry.G]

Nice shots! I see your Osprey use the occasional bit of plastic mesh or cords in their nest, too. We have a local nest where they are infamous for using all kinds on man made junk in their nests.

Yea, first thing I noticed too, Kinda spoilt it for me when I saw the bits of Blue & Orange rope/netting .............


Harry.G

 

[Enschnetz]

Yea, first thing I noticed too, Kinda spoilt it for me when I saw the bits of Blue & Orange rope/netting .............


Harry.G

Yep, this is a local nest that gets regular use with farms all around. With the pole being only about 8 feet off the county road, they are very tolerant of the curious humans.

 

[Woodyg3]

Yep, this is a local nest that gets regular use with farms all around. With the pole being only about 8 feet off the county road, they are very tolerant of the curious humans.

Doesn't spoil it for me. The Osprey make their decisions, not us. To them, it is a beautiful nest home.

 

[Enschnetz]

Thank you