I noted the return of a pair of swans to the same nest they have occupied for three seasons. I went to shoot both Cob and Pen for the third time when momma mallard invaded the scene just off shore followed by her newly hatched ducklings. While my objective was the swans, I couldn't resist capturing the parade.
As far as the swans were concerned, I observed that the Pen has matured and has gotten more beautiful each year, like fine ladies tend to do. I look forward to getting a frame or two of the cygnets when they peck their heads out from their protective shells in several weeks. I hope you enjoy these few pics from the St. Joseph River in Elkhart, Indiana.
These were all shot with a 5Dm4 and Tamron 150-600mm lens in case you're interested. Suggestions for improvement are welcome and, since I will have multiple opportunities to revisit the scene, I will be able to apply any such suggestions and prove that you can indeed teach an old dog a few new tricks.
More swans than ducks here.
They all will follow to the gallery soon enough.
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Rongnongno wrote:
More swans than ducks here.
They all will follow to the gallery soon enough.
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Ah, 'tis true that there are more swans than ducks in this post. The ducks were on the move, however, and the swans were in more of a posing mood. Thanks for looking.
The duck image is really nice. Nice set.
Very nice set, the ducklings are showing up here also.
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