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Osprey Juveniles Feeling their Oats
Jul 17, 2013 17:25:20 #
What a treat to see one of the juveniles fly into the nest! (there were originally 3 babies; have only seen these two the past few visits)
Unfortunately, I did clip its wings in first shot, but was happy to have that interesting sky :)
Canon SX50, set at the 1200 mm equiv (full optical zoom), then cropped.
ISO 320
f/8.0 (the smallest this camera goes)
shutter speeds 1/640 - 1/1000
Unfortunately, I did clip its wings in first shot, but was happy to have that interesting sky :)
Canon SX50, set at the 1200 mm equiv (full optical zoom), then cropped.
ISO 320
f/8.0 (the smallest this camera goes)
shutter speeds 1/640 - 1/1000
Jul 17, 2013 17:30:09 #
Jul 17, 2013 17:39:45 #
Jul 17, 2013 18:00:40 #
The family shot in #2 is sensational Linda. Is there a chance of cloning the blue string out of the nest?
BTW. Did you know you got a Dragonfly in flight as well in #2?
BTW. Did you know you got a Dragonfly in flight as well in #2?
Jul 17, 2013 18:03:43 #
Jul 17, 2013 18:08:11 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
What a treat to see one of the juveniles fly into the nest! (there were originally 3 babies; have only seen these two the past few visits)
Unfortunately, I did clip its wings in first shot, but was happy to have that interesting sky :)
Canon SX50, set at the 1200 mm equiv (full optical zoom), then cropped.
ISO 320
f/8.0 (the smallest this camera goes)
shutter speeds 1/640 - 1/1000
Unfortunately, I did clip its wings in first shot, but was happy to have that interesting sky :)
Canon SX50, set at the 1200 mm equiv (full optical zoom), then cropped.
ISO 320
f/8.0 (the smallest this camera goes)
shutter speeds 1/640 - 1/1000
Great shots Linda From Maine, really enjoyed, like the dragonfly in #2. Hate to see the nylon rope they used to build the nest. That kind of stuff kills alot of birds. Maybe when the nest is empty, someone can cut that out. Well done
Jul 17, 2013 18:34:18 #
I like the second the best of a good series. The composition is interesting; three birds (nice odd number) with two looking one way and the third the other. An off balance composition that I think works well. :thumbup:
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Jul 17, 2013 18:35:43 #
Jul 17, 2013 18:37:31 #
Jul 17, 2013 18:48:23 #
Thank you all so much for viewing and commenting. I will give a go at cloning out the blue. I saw the dragonfly but thought it was a bird far behind the ospreys - as this is at quite a distance.
Jul 17, 2013 19:57:20 #
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Jul 17, 2013 20:06:52 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
What a treat to see one of the juveniles fly into the nest! (there were originally 3 babies; have only seen these two the past few visits)
Unfortunately, I did clip its wings in first shot, but was happy to have that interesting sky :)
Canon SX50, set at the 1200 mm equiv (full optical zoom), then cropped.
ISO 320
f/8.0 (the smallest this camera goes)
shutter speeds 1/640 - 1/1000
Unfortunately, I did clip its wings in first shot, but was happy to have that interesting sky :)
Canon SX50, set at the 1200 mm equiv (full optical zoom), then cropped.
ISO 320
f/8.0 (the smallest this camera goes)
shutter speeds 1/640 - 1/1000
Stunning captures, Linda. #1 & #2 are my favorites. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Jul 17, 2013 20:13:11 #
Erv and Sue: I really appreciate your viewing and commenting. To paraphrase littlebiddle on a recent post of his, it's almost as much fun sharing as being there to begin with :)
Jul 17, 2013 20:15:57 #
Jul 18, 2013 06:23:40 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
What a treat to see one of the juveniles fly into the nest! (there were originally 3 babies; have only seen these two the past few visits)
Unfortunately, I did clip its wings in first shot, but was happy to have that interesting sky :)
Canon SX50, set at the 1200 mm equiv (full optical zoom), then cropped.
ISO 320
f/8.0 (the smallest this camera goes)
shutter speeds 1/640 - 1/1000
Unfortunately, I did clip its wings in first shot, but was happy to have that interesting sky :)
Canon SX50, set at the 1200 mm equiv (full optical zoom), then cropped.
ISO 320
f/8.0 (the smallest this camera goes)
shutter speeds 1/640 - 1/1000
Great set Linda...loved the second one!
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