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Now my wife wants those ducklings too.Family outing...View attachment 204339View attachment 204340
In the last photo he is checking wheter or not he got you?!A Tern diving down and then flying, showing what he thinks of me.
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Greater and Lesser are difficult to separate. What makes the things even "better" is the occurrence of hybrids (like with the Tufted Duck). Never-mind: better photos than mine (I did mine from distance 70-80meters)!Lesser scaup (I think)View attachment 204341
I like the level of detail seen in these black birds. So far, my few attempts have gotten me shiny reflections, or black holes with beaks. For some reason, I really like seeing the second bird’s eye.
I love the bird’s feather detail, and water’s reflections.Lesser scaup (I think)View attachment 204341
Quite neat! I hope the bird’s families are buying portraits from you.Today I went to the closest beach park - with the plan to sit somewhere under shade and read something. After ~15-20 min. reading I checked the surroundings and for my big surprise there was a lot of life around: Red-crested Cardinal making all possible efforts to dislocate a peace of bark and even making some upside-down acrobatics (later I figure out they are looking for some kind of larvae!). And the very common around seed-eater - the Common Waxbill, so close I actually had to focus on distant birds because the closest were less than 3 meters from me (huh, some of them were like 1.5 meters from me).
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Great colors and detail. If that gaze was directly upon me, I’d probably by looking for cover.Juvenile bald eagle at Cattle Point, Victoria, Vancouver Island BC. I posted it a long time ago but have revisited it to remove some significant distractions.View attachment 204342