I previously worked as a news and sports photographer. Recently I have been enjoying wildlife photography. My approach toward bird photos is similar to sports photography. I attempt to capture mostly action and hopefully a unique perspective.
Two juvie spoonbills jump off and leave the salt marsh earlier this week, while two adult spoonies remain behind to watch the departure.
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Scatti rosa affascinanti. Bellissime foto, complimenti!!
Ciao, Pat
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I’m happy you like the big pink birds Pat! 🙂
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Wow, so beautiful double lift-off phil.
And do you have some news about the spoonbill that was ill?
Have a nice day
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Thank you Sophie, glad you liked seeing double. 🙂
We have seen the injured spoonbill and he seems to be doing fine, the wounds appear to be healing nicely.
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I love your photos of life in the marsh, I really enjoy following the storyline.
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That’s great to hear Charlie, it’s what I really try hard to do, not just come up with photos, but hopefully a little story to go along with them. Thank you.
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What a beautiful wing spread and color, perfect. Thank heaven the wounded spoonie is doing nicely, I knew he would…beautiful pictures and nature in the marsh.
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Thanks a million Linda! Yes we were quite happy to see our injured pink friend doing well and his wounds which originally concerned us seem to be healing better then hoped for. 🙂
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As always fascinated me. Thank you dear Phil, love, nia
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I am happy you liked these photos Nia!
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Spectacular lift offs, Phil. The two ‘left behinds’ look a bit envious that their friends are going off on vacation. 🙂
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They do look a bit forlorn over being left behind, but maybe they think there is still tasty fish and shrimp to be had so no need to rush off early. 🙂
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Great choreography! Love how the younger ones just look on… 🙂
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It almost as if they rehearsed this routine because they sure have it nailed nicely!
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