Show your Bird Portraits

[serendipidy]

7D I and 100-400L I

BCN Heron in Octopus Tree by Eric Johnson, on Flickr

7D II and 100-400L I

Black Crowned Night Heron by Eric Johnson, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Nice pictures, Eric.

 

[Jack Douglas]

Hey Eric, how does it go; a picture is worth a 1000 words. I'd say your few words are better than a picture.

Jack

 

[serendipidy]

Hey Eric, how does it go; a picture is worth a 1000 words. I'd say your few words are better than a picture.

Jack

Thanks, Jack

 

[serendipidy]

Nice pictures, Eric.

Thanks, Click.

 

[Mykel]

Rainbow Bee-Eater

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Mykel.
Very nice, you have to love the compression of the images posted here and how it makes great shots look meh.
This (and others) looks so much better opened on its own page.

Cheers, Graham.

Rainbow Bee-Eater

 

[Click]

Rainbow Bee-Eater

Beautiful shot. Nicely done.

 

[sedwards]

Anhinga , Orlando Wetlands Park
5DIII 400mm f6.3
1/500 iso 1250

 

[Click]

Very nice shot, Stuart.

 

[auditom]

Got him today: Middle-spotted woodpecker with 1DXII, 100-400LII +Extender 1.4 III @560mm f9,0 ISO 2500
A really amazing combo

 

[Click]

Lovely. Well done, Tom.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Tom.
Very nice shot.

Cheers, Graham.

Got him today: Middle-spotted woodpecker with 1DXII, 100-400LII +Extender 1.4 III @560mm f9,0 ISO 2500
A really amazing combo

 

[dpc]

Got him today: Middle-spotted woodpecker with 1DXII, 100-400LII +Extender 1.4 III @560mm f9,0 ISO 2500
A really amazing combo

A really nice picture!

 

[dpc]

A great horned owl asleep in a large spruce tree in my backyard. His partner was perched on a nearby branch. This isn't the best picture, but it's the best I could do. Repositioning for a better shot or getting closer weren't options. I'm constantly finding owl pellets at the base of this tree but seldom see the owls, although I frequently hear them. 7D + Sigma 150-600mm Contemporary at 600 mm.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi dpc.
That is lovely, and so nice that you have such a majestic bird frequenting your garden.
Regarding it not being the best picture, we have to realise that this is a living breathing creature with its own will and comfort zone, if that is where he sat, that is where you take his photo.

Cheers, Graham.

A great horned owl asleep in a large spruce tree in my backyard. His partner was perched on a nearby branch. This isn't the best picture, but it's the best I could do. Repositioning for a better shot or getting closer weren't options. I'm constantly finding owl pellets at the base of this tree but seldom see the owls, although I frequently hear them. 7D + Sigma 150-600mm Contemporary at 600 mm.

 

[dpc]

Hi dpc.
That is lovely, and so nice that you have such a majestic bird frequenting your garden.
Regarding it not being the best picture, we have to realise that this is a living breathing creature with its own will and comfort zone, if that is where he sat, that is where you take his photo.

Cheers, Graham.

A great horned owl asleep in a large spruce tree in my backyard. His partner was perched on a nearby branch. This isn't the best picture, but it's the best I could do. Repositioning for a better shot or getting closer weren't options. I'm constantly finding owl pellets at the base of this tree but seldom see the owls, although I frequently hear them. 7D + Sigma 150-600mm Contemporary at 600 mm.

Thanks!

 

[Jaccop]

My angel

 

[Click]

My angel

Another very nice shot, Jacco.

 

[Jack Douglas]

My angel

Another very nice shot, Jacco.

+1

Jack