Wings on
Wednesday -
YAM's
take on the good, the bad, the ugly and the downright hilarious in respect to
photographing birds.
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| "Okay, they said just drop into a dive..." |
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| "...then spread the wings.... WHEEEEEEEEEEE!!!" |
LAUNCHPAD:
Parts two and three - last week we saw the fledgling looking a tad pensive as it perched on the thin branch. Here he goes for broke.
Not only was this young Black Kite successful, but YAM finally got some half way decent shots of a take-off!
Taken with the 'Nik' on sports auto and 16x optical zoom.
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I can just see that bird learning curve in the photo. The first one says it all.
ReplyDeleteWe have a hawk rookery in the wood across the road, but I never seen those fledglings leave. In the front yard, we have several wren nests. Again, I miss it. I see babes clinging to the edge. Then I see them on the ground. They they're gone.
Hari OM
ReplyDeleteOh I know, Joanne, blink and you miss them! This was one of those blessed moments when I looked up at the same time as I had the camera active... What a delight and the squealing of the young thing as it found it's 'stroke' reached into the heart. I swear it was announcing to the world "I have arrived!!!!"
Hari Om
ReplyDeleteAnd the soul flies free!!
Beautiful!