Forster’s Terns.
Forster’s Terns.
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18 Sunday Oct 2020
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18 Sunday Oct 2020
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Forster’s Terns.
Forster’s Terns.
These photos are fascinating for the abstract shapes these beautiful birds make when they’re in different positions. Very cool!
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Thank you Lynn! In the second photo, the tern on the right was actually starting to pounce on another one.
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Wonderful!
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Thank you Julie!
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Fabulous captures!!! Impressive … not a blur in sight. I really am impressed, Hien.
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Good sunlight helped, Amy. Thank you!
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Right!! I attempted to photograph a bluebird in cloudy conditions and I had SO much trouble with my AF. I wasn’t set up for birding to begin with and had no time to change my settings. When working with a long lens you need good lighting. Happy for you that you got it!!
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Escellent shots
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Thanks Mohammad!
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beautiful! 🙂
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Thanks!
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Royal Terns!!
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Thanks Michael. I had to look up in All About Birds. They show that Royal Terns have a black cap and their beak don’t have any black color:
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Royal_Tern/id
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Common Tern is a better match. Note the orange webbed feet. https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Common_Tern/overview
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Wonderful photos Hien!!
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Thank you Aletta!
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Such great shots – again the orange contrasts nicley with the white plummage.
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Thanks, Emma! Good colors in perfect sunlight.
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Lovely Hien! It looks as if the one is casting a spell on the other!
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Exactly, Dries! We agree on that.
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Love these action shots!
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Thank you Donna!
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Expressive captures, Hien. Now, if only I can think of a clever caption!
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How about: “Jump, go ahead! What do I care?” followed by “Oh no! He really did it!”. Thanks Eliza.
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Beautiful!!
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Thank you! Glad you like those shots.
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