Canada Goose (or do you say Geese)
Jan 9, 2018 18:42:06 #
Continuing to learn how to set up my new camera (Canon 7D II) and lens (Canon 100-400) for BIF. Went over to a local forest preserve on a gray day with some snow coming down (pics 1-4) and on a nicer day (last pic). I like it when they stick their tongue out.
Jan 9, 2018 19:03:36 #
MikWar wrote:
Continuing to learn how to set up my new camera (Canon 7D II) and lens (Canon 100-400) for BIF. Went over to a local forest preserve on a gray day with some snow coming down (pics 1-4) and on a nicer day (last pic). I like it when they stick their tongue out.
Good series MikWar.
Jan 9, 2018 19:23:45 #
photophile wrote:
Good series MikWar.
Thanks. It's fun when you figure out something on your newfangled camera and it actually works!
Mike
Jan 9, 2018 23:23:41 #
Jan 10, 2018 07:37:43 #
Swamp-Cork wrote:
Very beautiful, Mike!
Thanks! I agree - for the (around here) commonplace Canada Goose they look somehow more majestic in flight.
Mike
Jan 10, 2018 07:54:01 #
MikWar wrote:
Thanks! I agree - for the (around here) commonplace Canada Goose they look somehow more majestic in flight.
Mike
Mike
Mike, I can remember many years ago when they wery very scarace around here and it was really exciting just to see a small flock, but now we also have an abundance, but they are still beautiful. Take care, Corky
Jan 10, 2018 08:48:58 #
Nice shots, MikWar! We have a lot of Canada Geese around here and I really don't like them (VERY messy!!!!), but I do love watching them in flight!
Jan 10, 2018 11:05:28 #
RRS
Loc: Not sure
MikWar wrote:
Continuing to learn how to set up my new camera (Canon 7D II) and lens (Canon 100-400) for BIF. Went over to a local forest preserve on a gray day with some snow coming down (pics 1-4) and on a nicer day (last pic). I like it when they stick their tongue out.
Good Morning,
Nice shots again! To answer your question, when there is only one , it's a goose, when two or more then it's geese. Watch out if a large flock of geese take off over you, you may get a lot more then just having them stick their tongues out at you!
Jan 11, 2018 21:55:25 #
RRS wrote:
Good Morning,
Nice shots again! To answer your question, when there is only one , it's a goose, when two or more then it's geese. Watch out if a large flock of geese take off over you, you may get a lot more then just having them stick their tongues out at you!
Nice shots again! To answer your question, when there is only one , it's a goose, when two or more then it's geese. Watch out if a large flock of geese take off over you, you may get a lot more then just having them stick their tongues out at you!
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