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Showing posts with label bird in flight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bird in flight. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Friday, February 20, 2015
Bird Photo: Osprey on the Move
Camera: Pentax K3
Lens: Pentax F4 DA 300mm
Exposure: f/7.1 1/1250 ISO 200
Location: Kin Dam, Okinawa, Japan
Date and Time: FEB 20, 2015 2:34PM
Sunday, November 23, 2014
The Grey Heron and Its Shadow in Flight (GIF)
Fish Jumping Out of the River Too
It was a beautiful Autumn day and, I couldn't resist a walk to the Kin Dam.
The plan was, to take advantage of the blue skies and sunshine.
It would have been nice, to come home with some eagle and hawk photos.
That didn't happen but, there were plenty of heron and egret shots taken.
This Grey Heron put on a good show.
Look closely and, you can see fish, jumping in the lower left of the frame.
The series of photos was captured at 4:15PM.
A few minutes later, the sun would be going down behind the mountains.
Once that happened, it was time to put on a jacket and, start walking home.
Location: Okukubi River directly below Kin Dam
Camera: Pentax K3
Lens: Sigma 50-500 at 500mm
Exposure: f/9 1/640 ISO 100
Learn more about this bird, the Ardea cinera at ARKive
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Six Images of the Grey Heron in Flight
This afternoon, I went for a walk with the Pentax K3 and a 300mm lens.
The Kin Dam, is a good location to find these birds.
Standing at the top of the dam, I adjusted my exposure for the green background.
When the heron, came along, I was ready.
All I had to do was hold the shutter button down and pan the camera.
Use of a tripod, steadied my shots.
Grey Herons, in flight, show some terrific colors.
When they aren't flying, they can sit in one spot for hours.
The Latin name for these birds is Ardea cinerea.
In Japan, it would be Ao-sagi, which translates roughly as Blue Egret.
This one made my day.
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