I'm a sucker for collection threads where anyone can post and share their captures, no matter the device used, the brand and no matter the skill level.
This one thread is for the birds, all birding pictures wellcome, as long as they are your own captures and as long as the birds are photographed in the wild, please share.
Here's a first (Black-headed Gull)
Frog perspective
One from yesterday evening, high up on the moors in East Central Scotland.
A Short Eared Owl with an unfortunate rodent - probably a Vole :
Regards,
Joe.
Gray Hawk, Belize
X-T5, XF100-400
Howdy Ray, you know I like these types of threads.
Harrier and a swallow coming through
Danny.
I still have a lot to learn but it is fun to try. Red Kite SW Scotland. Ken
American Kestrel
Important because it was nearly extinct in the lower 48 states, so recorded 48 shots of this one.
Cormorants
@Flashlight / Joe / John / Danny / Ken / @missedshot / Rokas
So many impressive shots here, thanks all!
Please keep 'm coming!
Nothing to compare, sorry ....
It's one of my first shots using the Sigma 150-600 (used) that arrived in this rainy afternoon.
From my balcony, hands held, some PL6 denoise.
Three in a row 😀
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV - SIGMA 150-600mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM
And one that I posted in a different thread :
Seagull and a left over apple core by Photobygms, on Flickr
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV - EF80-200mm f/2.8L (the Magic drainpipe)
And another one, the last for now 😁
Also posted this before in an other thread:
Canon Eos 5D IV - SIGMA 150-600mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM
A few more Swallows
All the best in here folks.
Danny.
Just a pheasant in a field but it says "Summer is coming" to me. Ken
Crane from this morning
Thanks for all these wonderful captures, highly appreciated 👍
People spotting the Spoonbill colony in the late afternoon
Where the boy and his mom were pointing (the same nest but about a week ago)
From the other side of the colony, way up high
Better caught late than never
