A few more PIF from the other day: Been cloudy and raining and windy, can't get out. These are a few shots from the other day. The last pelican has lost his left eye, but that doesn't...

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

Been cloudy and raining and windy, can't get out. These are a few shots from the other day. The last pelican has lost his left eye, but that doesn't slow him down at all. He is very good at filling his belly. As well as a Peli-can

angler Loc: StHelens England

More stunning shots Gregory,great work.

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

angler wrote:

More stunning shots Gregory,great work.

Thanks angler, always appreciate your looking and comment

tk Loc: Iowa

Great job!

washy Loc: Dorset UK

gregoryd45 wrote:

Been cloudy and raining and windy, can't get out. These are a few shots from the other day. The last pelican has lost his left eye, but that doesn't slow him down at all. He is very good at filling his belly. As well as a Peli-can

Gregory. Hi. would you consider yourself knowledgeable on where a complete stranger to the USA and Florida, should go birdwatching in Florida, next February/March. If you are and you do know, please let me know, where to plan to go.
My mission is to see and photograph as many of the larger species of any kind of bird but particulary rapters and herons etc. Thanks. Washy

washy Loc: Dorset UK

or any one who happens toread this, please let me have your thoughts. Where to stay where to go etc

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

tk wrote:

Great job!

Thanks tk, always appreciate your looking and comments

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

washy wrote:

Gregory. Hi. would you consider yourself knowledgeable on where a complete stranger to the USA and Florida, should go birdwatching in Florida, next February/March. If you are and you do know, please let me know, where to plan to go.
My mission is to see and photograph as many of the larger species of any kind of bird but particulary rapters and herons etc. Thanks. Washy

Thanks for looking washy. I sent you a PM, and will be happy to help you in any way I can

washy Loc: Dorset UK

gregoryd45 wrote:

Thanks for looking washy. I sent you a PM, and will be happy to help you in any way I can

Thanks Gregory I sent a PM back

inncaring Loc: Manitou Springs, CO

All great shots. I can't figure out which one I like best. They are all perfect. :) :thumbup:

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

inncaring wrote:

All great shots. I can't figure out which one I like best. They are all perfect. :) :thumbup:

Thank you for looking inncaring, really appreciate your comment. Glad you enjoyed

GWR100 Loc: England

Another wonderful set Gregory, still setting the bench mark.

gregoryd45 wrote:

Been cloudy and raining and windy, can't get out. These are a few shots from the other day. The last pelican has lost his left eye, but that doesn't slow him down at all. He is very good at filling his belly. As well as a Peli-can

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

GWR100 wrote:

Another wonderful set Gregory, still setting the bench mark.

Thanks so much Geoff, really appreciate your looking and comments

CJartist Loc: Ormond Beach

gregoryd45 wrote:

Been cloudy and raining and windy, can't get out. These are a few shots from the other day. The last pelican has lost his left eye, but that doesn't slow him down at all. He is very good at filling his belly. As well as a Peli-can

another great set Gregory an glad that the last one who lost an eye isn't having any problems flying or eating. Great work

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

CJartist wrote:

another great set Gregory an glad that the last one who lost an eye isn't having any problems flying or eating. Great work

Thanks for looking and commenting CJartist, really appreciate it. The last pelican was hanging right in with the others and diving and eating well.