


(Top) Great Blue Heron (adult) fishing along the shoreline. Note the "silver flash" of a fish in it's bill. (Middle) Ring-Billed Gull who flew through the frame as I was shooting the Great Blue Heron. (Bottom) I believe this is an American Black Duck (more later).
3 comments:
How far are you when you take these? Are they unafraid of people?
hey, I'm ready to hit the beach. The hotel has a open computer so I thought I would check and see if you're ready to go do a little beach birding? :)
Would you believe I'm stealthy?
Actually I use a long telephoto and "zoom in" in Photoshop.
The Great Blue Heron was 75-100 yards away. The duck 30-40 yards away. The gull I sneezed when he went by.
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