WDCash
Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA
I was having so much fun on 4/13 that I shot around 500 exposures. The advantage and curse of the new camera's frame rate.
It too me a while to work through them and to decide which to process. Al in all it was a very productive trip around the dyke.
I was photographing a couple Green Winged Teal lovers when the Ibis flew in and surprised me. There were lots of Green Winged Teal and many many Northern Shovelers.
Then there was a Mute Swan. Not the least bothered by me. We saw 2 swans this day.
A second group of Ibis, They were enjoying a nap until I got a bit closer, then its was stretch time.
The Gadwall Duck and his lady were swimming by the four Ibis. Between the Gadwall drake and the Ibis I overlooked a shot of the Gadwall hen.
Next bird of interest that was close enough to photograph was a Snowy Egret.
These were all shot from the first leg of the 3 legs around the dyke.
Those Glossy Ibis are beautiful birds. You had a very successful trip.
WDCash
Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA
Hereford wrote:
Those Glossy Ibis are beautiful birds. You had a very successful trip.
Hereford,,
They are beautiful. I had no idea how beautiful before this week. I have occasionally seen one or two flying in when we are out around the marsh but they always just looked black. I guess they were backlit. These are the first I have seen up close and personel.
Very nice series. I love the Glossy Ibis!
Beautiful set, Bill! I saw my first glossy ibis on Monday.
WDCash wrote:
I was having so much fun on 4/13 that I shot around 500 exposures. The advantage and curse of the new camera's frame rate.
It too me a while to work through them and to decide which to process. Al in all it was a very productive trip around the dyke.
I was photographing a couple Green Winged Teal lovers when the Ibis flew in and surprised me. There were lots of Green Winged Teal and many many Northern Shovelers.
Then there was a Mute Swan. Not the least bothered by me. We saw 2 swans this day.
A second group of Ibis, They were enjoying a nap until I got a bit closer, then its was stretch time.
The Gadwall Duck and his lady were swimming by the four Ibis. Between the Gadwall drake and the Ibis I overlooked a shot of the Gadwall hen.
Next bird of interest that was close enough to photograph was a Snowy Egret.
These were all shot from the first leg of the 3 legs around the dyke.
I was having so much fun on 4/13 that I shot aroun... (
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Definitely good shooting day, Bill! Great lineup!
WDCash
Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA
Cwilson341 wrote:
Very nice series. I love the Glossy Ibis!
Thanks Carol,
Me too. Its nice to see all that color
WDCash
Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA
UTMike wrote:
Beautiful set, Bill! I saw my first glossy ibis on Monday.
Thanks Mike.
The Glossy Ibis are making the rounds
Great set Bill. Beautiful...I've never seen or heard of those Ibis.
Looks like you had a great outing
Great set Bill. I don't have a best in set on this one all are good.
Jim
They are fairly common here. There is a little sewage treatment pond on the east side of of I-19 just north of the Arivaca Road exit. I had 10 of them there yesterday. Long range and I couldn't get a good shot.
dnote627
Loc: I live in Western CO but from Western NC
WDCash wrote:
I was having so much fun on 4/13 that I shot around 500 exposures. The advantage and curse of the new camera's frame rate.
It too me a while to work through them and to decide which to process. Al in all it was a very productive trip around the dyke.
I was photographing a couple Green Winged Teal lovers when the Ibis flew in and surprised me. There were lots of Green Winged Teal and many many Northern Shovelers.
Then there was a Mute Swan. Not the least bothered by me. We saw 2 swans this day.
A second group of Ibis, They were enjoying a nap until I got a bit closer, then its was stretch time.
The Gadwall Duck and his lady were swimming by the four Ibis. Between the Gadwall drake and the Ibis I overlooked a shot of the Gadwall hen.
Next bird of interest that was close enough to photograph was a Snowy Egret.
These were all shot from the first leg of the 3 legs around the dyke.
I was having so much fun on 4/13 that I shot aroun... (
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Those Glossy Ibises are gorgeous! I would love to see them in the wild one day.
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