This pair have built a nest at the Birmingham Alabama zoo. They are not inmates, I guess they like being able to get easy food. Most visitors never know they are there since the nest is well hidden in the top of a tall pine tree. The flying shot isn't very good, I really wasn't ready when it took off and my shutter speed was way too slow and trying to maintain speed when he was in a dive was might near impossible.
Canon 7D Mark II
1/500 sec @ f / 5.6, IS0 400
lens (EF-S55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS II)
Shot at 250 mm
Marklinn, those were great captures and anyone that does not view the downloads, especially in the enlarged images will really be missing something special!
Thank you swamp-cork for your comments.
Good shots! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
amyinsparta wrote:
Good shots! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Thanks Amy for the thumbs up and kind words.
marklinn wrote:
This pair have built a nest at the Birmingham Alabama zoo. They are not inmates, I guess they like being able to get easy food. Most visitors never know they are there since the nest is well hidden in the top of a tall pine tree. The flying shot isn't very good, I really wasn't ready when it took off and my shutter speed was way too slow and trying to maintain speed when he was in a dive was might near impossible.
Canon 7D Mark II
1/500 sec @ f / 5.6, IS0 400
lens (EF-S55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS II)
Shot at 250 mm
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I enjoyed all 3, how the branches frame the subject in 1 and 3 and the take off in 2.
photophile wrote:
I enjoyed all 3, how the branches frame the subject in 1 and 3 and the take off in 2.
Thank you for looking and your comments. The branches just happened to be there from that one angle, I kept moving around until I got them positied where I thought they would work.
marklinn wrote:
This pair have built a nest at the Birmingham Alabama zoo. They are not inmates, I guess they like being able to get easy food. Most visitors never know they are there since the nest is well hidden in the top of a tall pine tree. The flying shot isn't very good, I really wasn't ready when it took off and my shutter speed was way too slow and trying to maintain speed when he was in a dive was might near impossible.
Canon 7D Mark II
1/500 sec @ f / 5.6, IS0 400
lens (EF-S55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS II)
Shot at 250 mm
This pair have built a nest at the Birmingham Alab... (
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1 & 3 are especially nice. Bet your a fan of the 7DII! really nice captures.
Bill
Caysnowman wrote:
1 & 3 are especially nice. Bet your a fan of the 7DII! really nice captures.
Bill
I love the camera Bill. If I can just learn to use it. I still have a lot to learn. Thanks for looking and the nice comment.
Mark
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