kaiserkudo
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Young kids meant little time to go birding and no photo centric travel , but these are some of my favourites from the local area this year.
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I know how hard it is to photograph those Puffins while in flight. They are moving at an incredible rate, so getting a sharp image is a feat of super human capabilities. Great shot!Really difficult to pick only a few. These shots represent several trips I took this year. The first one is from Grand Teton NP and is an ode to 399 & her cub, Spirit, this was my first time photographing her and I'm happy that I got to photograph her before she died, after trying for several years. The second one, a black bear cub, was taken in Yellowstone NP. The juvenile bald eagle was taken on an island outside of Homer, AK, where a group of photographers were dropped off in the snow for four hours to photograph eagles! The pheasant, a shot I've tried to get at various times throughout the year on my travels, was taken in my yard! The polar bear shot was taken outside of Churchill, Canada, on Hudson Bay, the young male bears were sparring. The Puffin shot was taken on an island called Île aux Perroquets outside of Longue-Point-de-Mingan, Quebec, Canada. The Sandhill Crane is from my most recent trip, December, to Bosque del Apache in New Mexico.
Happy New Year to All!
Connie
399 & Spirit
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Black Bear Cub
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Juvenile Bald Eagle
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Pheasant
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Polar Bears
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Atlantic Puffin
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Sandhill Crane
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Great imagea - thanks for sharingHere ya' go!
Thank you, yes, they fly at 55 miles an hour, there and gone in an instant!I know how hard it is to photograph those Puffins while in flight. They are moving at an incredible rate, so getting a sharp image is a feat of super human capabilities. Great shot!
Nice! Love the Snowy egret landing!
Great variety. Even though they were all shot in very challenging situations, you used your tools and skills to create memorable images.Being a bird ID citizen science photographer who is on foot birding in all types of conditions and habitat my favorites are sometimes those that were challenging to get ID shots or just ones that make me smile not pretty photographs. All in Idaho this year. American Robin, Pacific Wren, Osprey and Canada Goose, Great Blue Heron, American Bittern, Turkey Vulture, Western Screech Owl.
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Great in-flight shots! # 5 is my fav....and a whole lot harder to create than it appears!Beautiful images in this thread! Here are my seven 2024 favorites ...
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