BIRD IN FLIGHT ONLY -- share your BIF photos here

[Dylan777]

Osprey getting chased by a blackbird. i was able to get my rangefinder on it before it took off , it was at 287 yards and autofocus still picked it up. 7DII is awsesome !
560mm f8 1/1000 iso 800

Great shot. I love this type of BIF photos - take off and landing

 

[Click]

Very nice shot, Dylan.

 

[Dylan777]

Very nice shot, Dylan.

Thanks Click, have a great weekend

 

[bjd]

Hi,

does this count too?

So does this count as a "BiF"? by bloedmann999, on Flickr


BIF = Birds in Free-Fall?

:-\

 

[applecider]

Wood duck male at crystal springs Portland. 1dx 500ii 1.4ii f7.1 1/000 iso 1250.

And a female a little out of focus

 

[dpc]

 

[laza99]

Blacked Capped Chickadee 100% crop, 6d, sigma 120-300, 3 remote speedlights.

This one is unique and so lovely.

 

[Dylan777]

Prepare for landing on a windy day...

Landed safely...

 

[arunprasad]

This is my first post in 'any' photography forum. A month ago I started taking snaps of the wetland birds and since then I am glued to it. I am an amateur photographer and still learning how to take bird photos, crop and do PP. I am truly inspired looking at all those amazing shots shared in this forum and at last got the courage to post mine. I use Canon 1000d with 55-250 mm and most of these shots are taken at f8.

 

[Click]

This is my first post in 'any' photography forum. A month ago I started taking snaps of the wetland birds and since then I am glued to it. I am an amateur photographer and still learning how to take bird photos, crop and do PP. I am truly inspired looking at all those amazing shots shared in this forum and at last got the courage to post mine. I use Canon 1000d with 55-250 mm and most of these shots are taken at f8.

Nice series. Keep posting.

 

[ikirumata]

Great shots! Keep it up!

 

[Dylan777]

This is my first post in 'any' photography forum. A month ago I started taking snaps of the wetland birds and since then I am glued to it. I am an amateur photographer and still learning how to take bird photos, crop and do PP. I am truly inspired looking at all those amazing shots shared in this forum and at last got the courage to post mine. I use Canon 1000d with 55-250 mm and most of these shots are taken at f8.

Good capture arunprasad. Welcome to CR

Keep shooting and keep posting

 

[rpt]

This is my first post in 'any' photography forum. A month ago I started taking snaps of the wetland birds and since then I am glued to it. I am an amateur photographer and still learning how to take bird photos, crop and do PP. I am truly inspired looking at all those amazing shots shared in this forum and at last got the courage to post mine. I use Canon 1000d with 55-250 mm and most of these shots are taken at f8.

Good capture arunprasad. Welcome to CR

Keep shooting and keep posting

+1

I love the last one.

 

[dpc]

This is my first post in 'any' photography forum. A month ago I started taking snaps of the wetland birds and since then I am glued to it. I am an amateur photographer and still learning how to take bird photos, crop and do PP. I am truly inspired looking at all those amazing shots shared in this forum and at last got the courage to post mine. I use Canon 1000d with 55-250 mm and most of these shots are taken at f8.

Very nice pictures! Welcome.

 

[Dylan777]

It was a fight over territory, very powerful to watch. Second photo was missed focus, but decided to keep it.

 

[Click]

It was a fight over territory, very powerful to watch. Second photo was missed focus, but decided to keep it.

I really like your series. Especially the second picture. Well done Dylan.

 

[PaulKennedy]

Owl, just after takeoff

 

[Dylan777]

Owl, just after takeoff

Beautiful capture Paul. Welcome to CR

 

[dolina]

Black-headed gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) by alabang, on Flickr

The black-headed gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) is a small gull which breeds in much of Europe and Asia, and also in coastal eastern Canada. Most of the population is migratory, wintering further south, but some birds in the milder westernmost areas of Europe are resident. Some birds will also spend the winter in northeastern North America, where it was formerly known as the common black-headed gull. As is the case with many gulls, it had previously been placed in the genus Larus.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-headed_gull

Location: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YamaS___a_Park in Japan

 

[Click]

Owl, just after takeoff

Lovely shot. Welcome to CR