Asian Open Billed Stork - Suan Rot Fai Bangkok.
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It's the Great Blue Heron Alan - note the rusty-brown spot at the shoulder. There is also difference in the coloration on the nec - not visible in the photo. Otherwise very similar...
I haven't been here for a wile and missed bunch of very nice (up to great!) photos... We are locked again (trails and beaches + sites that I don't use to frequent
) and there were just 1-2 places where I can go to shoot. "My" White Tern is already flying, here is a photo of the last stage of checking the wings, and the parents ready to give some lessons in fishing.
After that a photos of White-Rumped Shama - strange looking but at home I figure out that by some reasons it is just changing the feathers around the head (in the field I was thinking - leucistic)!
) and there were just 1-2 places where I can go to shoot. "My" White Tern is already flying, here is a photo of the last stage of checking the wings, and the parents ready to give some lessons in fishing.After that a photos of White-Rumped Shama - strange looking but at home I figure out that by some reasons it is just changing the feathers around the head (in the field I was thinking - leucistic
)!
Even after two years, EOS-R still rocks.
A Black-necked Stilt searching for food.
And a juvenile white pelican is having fun with tossing up her food (or a marble?) and catching it several times!
A Black-necked Stilt searching for food.
And a juvenile white pelican is having fun with tossing up her food (or a marble?) and catching it several times!
I sent back my 800mm. It was too dark for shooting in the backyard, and I struggled mightily with BIF shooting.
I employed the RF 70-200 for these backyard hawk shots. Man, do I love shooting with a 2.8 lens! It just isn't long enough. Now if Canon could just come out with a compact 500mm f/2.8--I guess I'd settle for a compact 500mm f/4--I'd be in heaven.
1/200sec, f/2.8, ISO 200
1/200sec, f/2.8, ISO 200
1/200sec, f/2.8, ISO 200
The hawk is about to take flight so I cranked up the shutter and ISO. 1/2000sec, f/2.8, ISO 1250
1/2000sec, f/2.8, ISO 1250
1/2000sec, f/2.8, ISO 1250
I employed the RF 70-200 for these backyard hawk shots. Man, do I love shooting with a 2.8 lens! It just isn't long enough. Now if Canon could just come out with a compact 500mm f/2.8--I guess I'd settle for a compact 500mm f/4
--I'd be in heaven.1/200sec, f/2.8, ISO 200
1/200sec, f/2.8, ISO 200
1/200sec, f/2.8, ISO 200
The hawk is about to take flight so I cranked up the shutter and ISO. 1/2000sec, f/2.8, ISO 1250
1/2000sec, f/2.8, ISO 1250
1/2000sec, f/2.8, ISO 1250
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