Wood ducks - male, female, young male?
Nov 22, 2018 22:19:37 #
Wood ducks are so beautiful. I caught these in the Central Park Pond.
Male, female and a young male just getting his plumage in (I think).
Manual focus (so could have been sharper in spots) at 400 mm (80-200 F/2.8D ED w TC-201) maximum aperture (F/5.6).
Male, female and a young male just getting his plumage in (I think).
Manual focus (so could have been sharper in spots) at 400 mm (80-200 F/2.8D ED w TC-201) maximum aperture (F/5.6).
Nov 22, 2018 22:23:48 #
Great captures. Have always enjoyed the great workmanship of making these ducklings. Mahalo for sharing.
Nov 23, 2018 00:54:25 #
Nov 23, 2018 06:14:18 #
enygy wrote:
Wood ducks are so beautiful. I caught these in the Central Park Pond.
Male, female and a young male just getting his plumage in (I think).
Manual focus (so could have been sharper in spots) at 400 mm (80-200 F/2.8D ED w TC-201) maximum aperture (F/5.6).
Male, female and a young male just getting his plumage in (I think).
Manual focus (so could have been sharper in spots) at 400 mm (80-200 F/2.8D ED w TC-201) maximum aperture (F/5.6).
Nice shots.
Nov 23, 2018 07:57:04 #
enygy wrote:
Wood ducks are so beautiful. I caught these in the Central Park Pond.
Male, female and a young male just getting his plumage in (I think).
Manual focus (so could have been sharper in spots) at 400 mm (80-200 F/2.8D ED w TC-201) maximum aperture (F/5.6).
Male, female and a young male just getting his plumage in (I think).
Manual focus (so could have been sharper in spots) at 400 mm (80-200 F/2.8D ED w TC-201) maximum aperture (F/5.6).
Good work!
Nov 23, 2018 08:27:24 #
Nov 23, 2018 08:30:26 #
enygy wrote:
Wood ducks are so beautiful. I caught these in the Central Park Pond.
Male, female and a young male just getting his plumage in (I think).
Manual focus (so could have been sharper in spots) at 400 mm (80-200 F/2.8D ED w TC-201) maximum aperture (F/5.6).
Male, female and a young male just getting his plumage in (I think).
Manual focus (so could have been sharper in spots) at 400 mm (80-200 F/2.8D ED w TC-201) maximum aperture (F/5.6).
Excellent downloads, enygy and thanks for posting!
Nov 23, 2018 08:54:57 #
enygy wrote:
Wood ducks are so beautiful. I caught these in the Central Park Pond.
Male, female and a young male just getting his plumage in (I think).
Manual focus (so could have been sharper in spots) at 400 mm (80-200 F/2.8D ED w TC-201) maximum aperture (F/5.6).
Male, female and a young male just getting his plumage in (I think).
Manual focus (so could have been sharper in spots) at 400 mm (80-200 F/2.8D ED w TC-201) maximum aperture (F/5.6).
Lovely Wood duck series!
Nov 23, 2018 09:47:20 #
You got some really nice close-ups of these beautiful ducks. Love them.
Nov 23, 2018 10:36:17 #
Nov 23, 2018 23:08:22 #
Nov 23, 2018 23:13:23 #
enygy wrote:
Wood ducks are so beautiful. I caught these in the Central Park Pond.
Male, female and a young male just getting his plumage in (I think).
Manual focus (so could have been sharper in spots) at 400 mm (80-200 F/2.8D ED w TC-201) maximum aperture (F/5.6).
Male, female and a young male just getting his plumage in (I think).
Manual focus (so could have been sharper in spots) at 400 mm (80-200 F/2.8D ED w TC-201) maximum aperture (F/5.6).
Wood Ducks are prettier than Canvasbacks, but there’s nothing more exciting than seeing hundreds of “cans” heading for your decoy spread on Chesapeake Bay. Too bad I was using a Winchester for shooting instead of a Canon!
Bud
Nov 24, 2018 03:36:10 #
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