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This set is from the Harris Neck NWR in Georgia and was taken about a week ago. It was a windy and cool (Cold for the locals) day with intermittent clouds.

1) Male
1) Male

2) Male with mating plumage starting (green around eye)
2) Male with mating plumage starting (green around eye)

3) Male drying wings
3) Male drying wings

4) Male in flight
4) Male in flight

Comments and suggestions welcome,

Morris
 
Great photos. Not only learn about photography from you, but also bird species. Thanks.
 
e268 said:
Great photos. Not only learn about photography from you, but also bird species. Thanks.
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Thank you,

Understanding your subject is a great aid in photographing it.

Morris
 
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Morris
 
Superb set.
 
This one is my favorite! Great set indeed.
 
We may have passed each other while wandering through the Reserve. The locals said it was a bit too soon to expect the flirting activity of the herons, but we did see two Anhingas feasting on fish that were too slow and later drying the undercarriage.
 
bjornsen said:
We may have passed each other while wandering through the Reserve. The locals said it was a bit too soon to expect the flirting activity of the herons, but we did see two Anhingas feasting on fish that were too slow and later drying the undercarriage.
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Looking at your photos on PBase I believe we did and I told you and your wife what we had seen as we were coming back from our hike.

We observed a rookery in the distance and looking through my lens it appeared that nest building was in progress.

Morris
 
I'm sorry I didn't recognize you. I would have chatted a bit.
 
As always Morris, great shots! Here's a couple of shots of female Anhingas that I took in central Florida a couple weeks ago.



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We all have wings
Some of us don't know why
-INXS-
 
jrk said:
As always Morris, great shots! Here's a couple of shots of female Anhingas that I took in central Florida a couple weeks ago.

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Than you,

Nice images

Morris
 
Really nice set. I prefer #3 the most. Shows the lovely detail in it's wings!
 
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