BIRD IN FLIGHT ONLY -- share your BIF photos here

[martinslade]

Nice shots, martinslade.

Thanks Click

 

[Jim Saunders]

This was a fluke rather than anything deliberate, but here we are.

Jim

 

[LSeries]

Swans Flying by Jussi Lind, on Flickr

 

[Larsskv]

I got these two in a city park with the 7DII and 135L this week. I haven't seriously tried BIF before.

I'm uploading from my iPad, but I believe it's at f2.8. It's possible I could have had a faster shutter speed. Focus wasn't perfect, but I like the pictures.

 

[Mr Bean]

Australian Magpie.
5D3 with 300mm f4

 

[WhPh]

As my first post at CR, kinda hello and greetings!

Egyptian vulture with a lunch:

 

[tahir abbas]

The blue tailed bee eater

 

[Click]

As my first post at CR, kinda hello and greetings!

Egyptian vulture with a lunch:

Very nice first post. Excellent picture. Welcome to CR.

 

[Click]

The blue tailed bee eater

Very nice shot. Welcome to CR.

 

[tahir abbas]

https://flic.kr/p/uCXfau
The jet

 

[Ryananthony]

Two from today. More vibrant then normal, but with so much colour it was hard not too.

5d3 Sigma 150-600C

 

[Jack Douglas]

Very nice.

Jack

 

[Sporgon]

A (very cross) Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus mobbing me when I must have been somewhere near it's nest. Shot on M3 and 135mm, it's the full fame so the bird was about 10 m away as I shot before whooshing over my head.

I'd like to say AF Servo and focus tracking, but no chance ! Shot using the manual focus peaking feature, about the only good thing in an EVF.

1/4000, f/4.5, ISO 320

 

[chasinglight]

One of the local Osprey bringing a fish back to the nest for the recent fledglings. Though the fledglings are out and about for about two weeks now, they are still learning the ropes.

1DX MK II : 600 II w/1.4X III : 1/3200 : f/7.1 : ISO 1000

Wonderful capture!

 

[chasinglight]

Terns (Sandwich?) diving for food in Perdido Key, FL.

5D MK3: 100-400 II: 1/1250s : f/8 : ISO 640

https://michaeltowster.smugmug.com/Travels/Perdido-Key/Birds

 

[Jack Douglas]

The blue tailed bee eater

Really cool shot.

Jack

 

[ERHP]

Thanks Jack, Click, chasinglight! The terrible trio has fully fledged and for the most part moved away from the nest site, though they remain in the nearby area. Here is a closeup of momma Osprey bringing in another spotted sand bass.

 

[Click]

Here is a closeup of momma Osprey bringing in another spotted sand bass.

Beautiful. Great shot, ERHP. 8)

 

[Dylan777]

Thanks Jack, Click, chasinglight! The terrible trio has fully fledged and for the most part moved away from the nest site, though they remain in the nearby area. Here is a closeup of momma Osprey bringing in another spotted sand bass.

Can't get any better this. AWESOME!!!

 

[Kerry B]

Thanks Jack, Click, chasinglight! The terrible trio has fully fledged and for the most part moved away from the nest site, though they remain in the nearby area. Here is a closeup of momma Osprey bringing in another spotted sand bass.

Just stunning.