After months of a near absence of interesting water birds, yesterday's scouting netted some fulfilling fodder for the camera. In particular, the GBH which seems habituated to humans and essentially ignored the proximity. The pond is part of a large regional park called Rancho San Rafael.
Hooded Megansers and Ringnecks also are infrequent visitors to Peavine pond.
The wood ducks were spotted at Idlewild park which skirts the Truckee river and are rarely seen. Difficult to see amongst the Mallards and Canada geese, one might add!
And, the final image is from Teglia's Paradise park which houses 4 large ponds and attracts lots of water fowl. The snow goose, however is an uncommon visitor.
taffspride
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pixelmaven wrote:
After months of a near absence of interesting water birds, yesterday's scouting netted some fulfilling fodder for the camera. In particular, the GBH which seems habituated to humans and essentially ignored the proximity. The pond is part of a large regional park called Rancho San Rafael.
Hooded Megansers and Ringnecks also are infrequent visitors to Peavine pond.
The wood ducks were spotted at Idlewild park which skirts the Truckee river and are rarely seen. Difficult to see amongst the Mallards and Canada geese, one might add!
And, the final image is from Teglia's Paradise park which houses 4 large ponds and attracts lots of water fowl. The snow goose, however is an uncommon visitor.
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Great set, enjoyed seeing the variety of birds.
Iechyd da
Ann
taffspride wrote:
Great set, enjoyed seeing the variety of birds.
Iechyd da
Ann
It was a "good" day, for sure. Perfectly overcast. Thanks
Oh, you noticed the gear! Yes, I am most happy with Olympus. It's been a good system for me. Appreciate your comments and smiles.
Great subjects nicely shot. Hooded Mergansers are wonderful little birds
Nice set. Picture #2 is my favorite.
Manglesphoto wrote:
Fantastic set!!
Wow, what a comment. Many thanks.
CCPhotoist wrote:
Nice set. Picture #2 is my favorite.
It's on my desktop so a favorite also! A most fulfilling day! Thanks for your "choice".
pixelmaven wrote:
After months of a near absence of interesting water birds, yesterday's scouting netted some fulfilling fodder for the camera. In particular, the GBH which seems habituated to humans and essentially ignored the proximity. The pond is part of a large regional park called Rancho San Rafael.
Hooded Megansers and Ringnecks also are infrequent visitors to Peavine pond.
The wood ducks were spotted at Idlewild park which skirts the Truckee river and are rarely seen. Difficult to see amongst the Mallards and Canada geese, one might add!
And, the final image is from Teglia's Paradise park which houses 4 large ponds and attracts lots of water fowl. The snow goose, however is an uncommon visitor.
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Awesome photos, Pixelmaven!
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