For the first two weeks of September, we were fortunate to spend time on Fire Island, the barrier beach off the south shore of Long Island. Naturally, I got out every morning to see what the birds might be doing. The island hosts the shoreline, obviously, but also a mixed pine and deciduous woodlands along the interior to the island. In addition to the local birds, we had a few migrants passing through.
I took several thousand shots over the time, but I'm pleased to present some of my better captures.
Enjoy!
Excellent photos and lucky you...the third one is a Merlin, don't often see them!!
The gull framed by the wave is really engaging! Nice series, but that image, I believe, is a standout!
Excellent set! Thanks for sharing.
jederick wrote:
Excellent photos and lucky you...the third one is a Merlin, don't often see them!!
Thanks. I posted these before I realized that I had not labeled the pics. I have only seen Merlins in September, but in different places!
tommystrat wrote:
The gull framed by the wave is really engaging! Nice series, but that image, I believe, is a standout!
I agree. Do you know how many times that I had to get that bird to fly by before I could get the wave just right?
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I like the gull and the Osprey with its catch.
My fave is the Catbird. Very clean image. Stay well and keep on posting, since you've got a lot to play with in post!
Really, really nice. Love the gull and wave.
Excellent photos. I think the last 2 were my favorites !!! Beautiful
Thanks! You keep pressing the trigger, some will come out...
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