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[fragilesi]

Puffin At Farne Islands, England

Gorgeous shot, wish we had some of those locally!

(And if hufc stands for what I suspect it might, then congrats on staying up, didn't think you'd make it, and come down to Kenilworth Road next year and say "Hi" )

 

[Click]

Puffin At Farne Islands, England

Geese Flying At Hurworth Burn Near Hartlepool, England

Great shots, hufc59.

 

[geonix]

Hello all

Here's one flight shot from my recent trip to scotland.
This is from the Isle of May in the Firth of Forth.

 

[geonix]

And another one from the Highlands.
Aviemore, Rothiemurchus Estate. Unfortunately the osprey came very early and the low light resulted in high ISO.
Shot was taken with a 7D Mark II and the 100-400mm L IS II USM lens.

 

[Click]

And another one from the Highlands.
Aviemore, Rothiemurchus Estate. Unfortunelty the Osprey came very early and the low light resulted in high ISO.

Very nice capture. Well done geonix

 

[Northbird]

Puffin At Farne Islands, England

Very nice image.

 

[dpc]

And another one from the Highlands.
Aviemore, Rothiemurchus Estate. Unfortunately the osprey came very early and the low light resulted in high ISO.
Shot was taken with a 7D Mark II and the 100-400mm L IS II USM lens.

Great shot! I love it.

 

[streestandtheatres]

Welcome Swallow, with 7dii and 400 5.6

 

[candyman]

Welcome Swallow, with 7dii and 400 5.6

Very nice shot. Nice colors too.
Some great photos on your website.

 

[streestandtheatres]

Welcome Swallow, with 7dii and 400 5.6

Very nice shot. Nice colors too.
Some great photos on your website.

Thanks very much. Here's another.

 

[scyrene]

So here's my bird-flying-from-nest-hole shot! A great spotted woodpecker. 500mm, f/4, 1/2000, ISO 8000 (it's dark in the woods!).

 

[candyman]

So here's my bird-flying-from-nest-hole shot! A great spotted woodpecker. 500mm, f/4, 1/2000, ISO 8000 (it's dark in the woods!).

Very nice.
I am trying to catch him as well in flying mode. But still not a sharp result.

 

[Eldar]

Some very nice images posted lately.

I suppose you´re getting a bit tired of my nuthatches and here is one more I run an Air Traffic Management company. We supply landing systems, communications and tower systems for airports and ANSPs around the world. Instead of using the regular technical imagery for my presentations, I use birds. So this is an image I´ll use for my take-off slide and it took me about 1.000 12 fps shots to get it

1DX, 600 f4L IS II
1/5000s, f5.6, ISO8000 (uncropped, so I was pretty close)

 

[fragilesi]

And another one from the Highlands.
Aviemore, Rothiemurchus Estate. Unfortunately the osprey came very early and the low light resulted in high ISO.
Shot was taken with a 7D Mark II and the 100-400mm L IS II USM lens.

Both shots are very nice but this one I really like. Great low angle and timing.

 

[fragilesi]

Thanks very much. Here's another.

Must admit having floundered about a couple of times trying to get these small birds my eyes have genuinely been opened to new possibilities with these. My mind is boggling slightly with how it's been done (I thought I was doing well getting terns!) but clearly there is a challenge here

 

[lw]

Red Kites are more and more common in the UK now.

Windsor Great Park

70D-8020 by lozwilkes, on Flickr

70D-8031 by lozwilkes, on Flickr

Brecon Beacons

untitled-5758 by lozwilkes, on Flickr

Most days over our house in the Thames Valley

red kite-4 by lozwilkes, on Flickr

Even tempted into our back garden - must work harder on my technique...

 

[Click]

Red Kites are more and more common in the UK now.

Very nice. I especially like the 4th picture.

 

[candc]

Red Kites are more and more common in the UK now.

great shots, i really like the 2nd one.

 

[candc]

American White Pelicans

 

[Jack Douglas]

Felt pretty restricted with the 6D and basically gave up on most BIF but now with the 1D4 I'm beginning to catch on. Very slowly! So maybe more in the future.

Jack