BIRD IN FLIGHT ONLY -- share your BIF photos here

Jack Douglas said:
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bjd said:
Here's a few from my last trip out:

Cheers Brian

I really like the first and second picture. Well done, Brian.

Very nice shots, like the last for context.

Jack

Thanks Jack, nice to watch a few different species gang-up on all the nest plunderers if they came too close. Damn hard to get a good shot though, many times they are just too far away.
I also saw some Curlews driving off Bussards and Herons, but too far away to be usefull.

Cheers Brian
 
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bjd said:
Jack Douglas said:
Click said:
bjd said:
Here's a few from my last trip out:

Cheers Brian

I really like the first and second picture. Well done, Brian.

Very nice shots, like the last for context.

Jack

Thanks Jack, nice to watch a few different species gang-up on all the nest plunderers if they came too close. Damn hard to get a good shot though, many times they are just too far away.
I also saw some Curlews driving off Bussards and Herons, but too far away to be usefull.

Cheers Brian
Here's an example, Curlew vs Heron:
Cheers Brian
 

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Brian, you're right. Most little birds are fearless when it comes to protecting their offspring and it's always fun to watch. At Haida Gwaii I watched the ravens seemingly taking delight in harassing the eagles for no apparent reason. Not surprising that the indigenous folk traditional identified with two tribes.

Jack
 
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