Tilghman Island (Page 2): I am sorry, the first thing I should have said was Great photos! I enjoyed looking at them...

ShelbyDave Loc: Lone Rock, WI

ShelbyDave wrote:

Ok, this is a tough one. At first I agreed with th... (show quote)

I am sorry, the first thing I should have said was Great photos! I enjoyed looking at them

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

Tomfl101 wrote:

I don't get to shoot nature very often but I took a day trip to Tilghman Island on the eastern shore of Maryland last week. I managed to capture an Osprey and another bird I can't identify. Using the Canon R5 with animal eye tracking makes it almost too easy. These were taken with a 70-200 2.8 with and without a 2x extender. The sunset was a 24-105. Tilghman is rather secluded and the B&B we stayed in was wonderful. I highly recommend the entire area if you ever get a chance to visit.

Gorgeous shots 🌀💙🌀💙🌀

PAR4DCR Loc: A Sunny Place

Great set of images Tom.

Don

Bubalola Loc: Big Apple, NY

Tomfl101 wrote:

I don't get to shoot nature very often but I took a day trip to Tilghman Island on the eastern shore of Maryland last week. I managed to capture an Osprey and another bird I can't identify. Using the Canon R5 with animal eye tracking makes it almost too easy. These were taken with a 70-200 2.8 with and without a 2x extender. The sunset was a 24-105. Tilghman is rather secluded and the B&B we stayed in was wonderful. I highly recommend the entire area if you ever get a chance to visit.

jeep_daddy Loc: Prescott AZ

ShelbyDave wrote:

Ok, this is a tough one. At first I agreed with th... (show quote)

I agree, it's a Purple Martin, juvenile.

I found a good way to ID birds. If you use Google Chrome as your browser there's a new feature called Google lens. You right click on the image, and select Google Lens. It helped me id two birds that I couldn't find in my book.