Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Great Blue Heron in Flight

A Great Blue Heron can appear awkward when taking flight



During flight these impressive birds are transformed into a study of poise and grace



This is the same heron displayed in yesterday’s post photographed when I approached too close for its comfort with the boat.


13 comments:

  1. Fantastic photography.Yes,these birds are graceful in flight.

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  2. I love the top photo - I find myself holding my breath and tightning up trying to help him get going!! lol They are graceful once they get going. Thank you for your kind words...debbie

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  3. Wonderful shots of the Heron. I just went to the basement today and got on my Dell computer, which has a ton of photos from prior years on it. I sent a bunch of my Heron shots up to my iMac upstairs. I'm inspired to post a few of them now! You do a great job. Did you say you use the Canon 100-400 lens?

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  4. Salty: Wonderfully captured in flight. You are lucky he let you get this close.

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  5. Nice shots Salty. The second one is my fav. Blue Skies.

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  6. Great photos Coy, I agree with the previous post about close up photography and maybe missing the best shot that includes more.

    Loved you white tail photos jumping over the fence, I am just glad he made it.

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  7. Saw three great blues this morning on my walk around the lake. Quite a wingspan they have! I'll have to go back and see if I can get a few shots. I love the clarity of color/white in its face...great shot, Salty!

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  8. Incredible photos!

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  9. The first shot is very dynamic even if they take all their time to take off... This is a very nice serie of a bird I have never seen.

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  10. I love herons and these photos are wonderful. I love the blue in his wings and the sharpness of the second photo.

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  11. Wonderful capture with the wings spread out.

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Thanks again
Coy