Flight Patterns...









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Great Blue Heron
Crested Caracara
Great Egret
Black Skimmers
Caspian Tern
Brown Pelican
Red Shouldered Hawk?



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14 comments:

  1. It's not easy getting a sharp photo of a bird in flight! These are all wonderful. I am still learning the Hawks but it does look like a red-shouldered Hawk. Happy weekend!

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  2. Great in-flight photos!
    Have a wonderful weekend!

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  3. Time for takeoff! You always do flight shots so well, and they are so hard to capture! My favorite are the Heron and skimmers.

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  4. Dear Anni,
    it is extremely difficult to capture good photos of birds in flight. You did a great job - wonderful shots!
    All the best from Austria, happy weekend and a good start into April!
    Hugs, Traude 😘
    https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2023/04/ruckschau-auf-den-marz-2023.html

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  5. I am so happy that you found me or I found you and also Eileen and Ruth. I did not like birds at all and was very fearful of them, now after all these years of seeing them and hearing about them, I find myself loving them

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  6. Excellent shots of birds in flight - certainly the most difficult photographs to obtain.

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  7. Hello Anni,
    Wonderful collection of birds in flight, I loved them all. Thanks for hosting. Have a happy weekend.

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  8. Looks so beautiful and graceful with varying flight styles

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  9. Hi Anni, I like very much your header. Beautiful collection birds, especially the tern and hawk. Have a nice sunday !

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  10. Very nice collection of flight shots. The light "crescent" just inside the darker wingtips, created by the white bases of the primaries is characteristic of the Red-shouldered Hawk in all its plumages.

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  11. Hello Anni :=)
    You have mastered very difficult flight shots of all these birds. The Great Egret reminds me of a beautiful ballet dancer leaping gracefully into the air. Mine never turn out, I'm not quick enough to capture a bird in flight.
    Thank you so much for hosting Anni
    All the best.

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  12. Hi Anni. You showed us a super collection of bird flight there. Capturing birds in flight is very difficult , as I have found out over a number of years. I hope your Sunday was good for birding. And thanks again for the opportunity to link up.

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  13. Love these arial shots Anni. It's never an easy feat to catch them on flight, but love how you've captured each one of these winged wonders.

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