India - My first sequence here on UHH (Page 2): I like the sequence of shots of the bird deploying the landing gear and bringing full flaps to bear. Well done again. vz...

vonzip Loc: cape cod

I like the sequence of shots of the bird deploying the landing gear and bringing full flaps to bear. Well done again. vz

Indrajeet Singh Loc: Goa, India

Scruples wrote:

Dear Fellow Hogger, Indrajeet Singh: This is an ... (show quote)

Many thanks for your suggestions, most appreciated. I have included a link to the BWJ - quite comprehensive - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze-winged_jacana#Distribution_and_habitat. I will look to adding a story of the incident or the subject in future posts, as you suggest. Once again thank you.

Manglesphoto Loc: 70 miles south of St.Louis

Indrajeet Singh wrote:

I love shooting sequences, I have never posted a sequence here, I hope you enjoy it. It is the landing sequence of the Bronze Winged Jacana.

Sequences show a close study of the subjects grace and colours, which we otherwise miss in other formats.

I hope you enjoy this set and don't find it monotonous. Will appreciate your honest comments.

A fantastic set!!!!
Nice and sharp, great color

J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

Indrajeet Singh wrote:

I love shooting sequences, I have never posted a sequence here, I hope you enjoy it. It is the landing sequence of the Bronze Winged Jacana.

Sequences show a close study of the subjects grace and colours, which we otherwise miss in other formats.

I hope you enjoy this set and don't find it monotonous. Will appreciate your honest comments.

Very nice sequence Micki

randave2001 Loc: Richmond

Excellent series of this beautiful bird landing. Seeing those amazing feet let's one know just how that bird can walk on the lily pads without sinking. As usual, your photos are top shelf.

DirkWill Loc: Albuquerque, New Mexico

I love sequences for exactly those reasons! And, Wow! Love those feet! Wonder what they were designed for...?

Nalu Loc: Southern Arizona

Love the sequence, but there is always one that is the best, IMO. I'm having a tough time between #7 & 8. First blush, #7, cleaner background.

NewGuy

Beautiful sequence. What kind of bird is it?

smilenangler Loc: The Flood City, Pa.

Nailed it...

merrytexan Loc: georgia

Indrajeet Singh wrote:

I love shooting sequences, I have never posted a sequence here, I hope you enjoy it. It is the landing sequence of the Bronze Winged Jacana.

Sequences show a close study of the subjects grace and colours, which we otherwise miss in other formats.

I hope you enjoy this set and don't find it monotonous. Will appreciate your honest comments.

I love your sequence...outstanding job as always.

norm70 Loc: Maine

Great shots thanks for sharing

Hereford Loc: Palm Coast, FL

That is an awesome sequence of landing shots. This bird has the longest feet/toes of any bird I have ever seen. Wonder what there is in his life that evolved into a need for toes like that. Thanks for sharing those.

CLF Loc: Raleigh, NC

Indrajeet Singh wrote:

I love shooting sequences, I have never posted a sequence here, I hope you enjoy it. It is the landing sequence of the Bronze Winged Jacana.

Sequences show a close study of the subjects grace and colours, which we otherwise miss in other formats.

I hope you enjoy this set and don't find it monotonous. Will appreciate your honest comments.

Micki, fantastic set.

Greg

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

Indrajeet Singh wrote:

I love shooting sequences, I have never posted a sequence here, I hope you enjoy it. It is the landing sequence of the Bronze Winged Jacana.

Sequences show a close study of the subjects grace and colours, which we otherwise miss in other formats.

I hope you enjoy this set and don't find it monotonous. Will appreciate your honest comments.

Lovely way to work the subject!

Fotoartist Loc: Detroit, Michigan

What big feet they have.