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Thanks Martin 👍 Your comments were much appreciated 😷 Cavig
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Nice ones Bill 👍 I like the second shot where the bird is looking towards the camera. The last one almost looks like the bird has nesting material in its beak? I’d say it would definitely be ...
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Hey Justin, Another fine set 👍 Personally I liked the Kingfisher close up and the Osprey with catch sequence. And as Snapa mentioned, those Glossy Ibis have some very nice fluorescent colors ...
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Justin, Yeah I too thought it was odd that you only had some likes on your original post. I liked the Roseate Spoonbills the most. Never seen or photographed those beauties. I also enjoyed the ...
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Very nice Mike 👍 Those short eared owls look a lot like female harriers. Until you view them head on. Thanks for sharing 😷 Cavig
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Nice captures of a very pretty bird 👍 Thanks for sharing! Cavig
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Hi amj29, Thanks for your kind words. Yeah this sequence helped make up for those “lean” days. Where you put in the time and come away with little or nothing to show for your efforts. I think ...
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Hi Gautam, Thanks so much for your comments. Glad you enjoyed the photos. 😷 Cavig
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Hey Nick, Thanks for your comments. Yeah it was nice that it worked out as planned. So much these days doesn’t work out. I equate wildlife photography to fishing. You place yourself in a good spot ...
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Hi James, Thanks for commenting. Seeing them mate isn’t all that uncommon around this time of year. But capturing the “act” from the side or front, or in fairly plain view is very difficult. So ...
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Hey Dave, You may have waited too long. We believe that mom is sitting on at least 1 egg. She’s hunkered down low in the nest and only leaves once dad relieves her. Then she’s off to hunt/eat, ...
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Hi macrouser, Hahaha! Yeah, at 71 my arms (and pretty much the rest of my body too) just aren’t as strong as they used to be. I’ve got a decent monopod, but I’ve handheld for years and it’s ...
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Hi Mikel10, Thanks for looking and for commenting. I need to comment more instead of just liking posts 👍 Thanks again 😷 Cavig
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Hi ANAYV, Thanks for your kind words. And glad you got a kick out of my sense of humor. To be honest I usually have a ball when shooting. I normally shoot with the same folks daily. So photo ...
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When love runs high :-D OK, so the 2 eagles I have access to have been mating for the last 3 weeks or so. I've been attempting to get a decent angle to capture some shots. The best I was able to ...
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Nice shots and what a nice surprise! I get confused with more than one subject. It must have been tough with 5 subjects..... lol Thanks for sharing 😷 Cavig
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Nice mix of birds of different maturities. Good job of capturing the underwing detail 👍 Thanks for sharing Bill 😷 Cavig
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Outstanding! We’ll be waiting anxiously for your first A1 video where you share your thoughts. I’ll be interested whether the lossy compression required to shoot at 30fps, is similar to the ...
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When I got my first bald eagle shot, I was jazzed. Even though it was a blue sky background. Since then I’ve been fortunate enough to get many, many more bald eagle shots. I now attempt to get ...
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There’s no “right” answer. It’s a personal choice. Whatever works best for your type of shooting. I normally shoot at 10fps unless I’m shooting small fast birds. Or shooting fast action. Like ...
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