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I was taken by surprise when the Little Grebe suddenly shot across the pond, and even more surprised when I got home and looked at the images.
I has never seen a Great Crested Grebe come out of a dive with its beak open like that, and it did go deliberately a long distance to get to the Little one.This is the first time I've seen this behavior.
Any idea why this might have happened?
Thanks a lot, Click!I really like your pictures, Cog. Greats shots.
First one is killer!Been a bit since I've had time to get on here. I've been working my way thru the pages and some great shots for sure. Here's a couple of my latest. The first image (dark background w/ hummingbird hovering above) was take with the RF 100-500, f8, 500mm at 1/2000th and used DxO PureRaw. The second image was taken with the RF 70-200, f2.8, 200mm at 1/2000th and used Topaz Denoiz. Both on the R5 and cropped in.
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Cog, I believe in the time we all are improving here but from sometime ago I call your photos "Cog 2" - not because your previous photos were not good - not at all!!!
Thank you very much, ISv! I guess I should change my nick to "Cog2" thenCog, I believe in the time we all are improving here but from sometime ago I call your photos "Cog 2" - not because your previous photos were not good - not at all!!!
But what you are posting in the last (how much?) months is indicating significant step forward to me... They are simply excellent!
BTW at what time of the day you go there and what is the temperature ? Judging by the shadows in the photos it's not very early/late in the day but I could be wrong?