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.
Earlier this week on a cold, grey late afternoon, a great egret jumps off from the marsh pond on his way back for an evening roost.


E tu eri pronto per questi scatti bellissimi!!
Ciao, Patrizia
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Grazie Pat!
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Nice one, Phil. The wings look so graceful.
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I sometimes forget how large those wings really are. Thanks Jane!
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Nice captures as always Phil.I wish you a very happy holidays.
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Thank you Jane and hope you enjoy your holidays as well.
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I am not Jane, but Donna from Garden Walk Garden Talk. I will enjoy the holidays, thank you.
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Yes you sure are, my mistake and apologies Donna. This is what happens when I type on my phone. 😥
So please do enjoy your holidays Donna! 🍸
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Thank you, Phil. Please visit my new blog sometime. It is on nature rather than gardening. I do know the problems with replying by phone. I have made many mistakes doing so. Again, happy holidays to you and your family.
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Just checked out the new blog, looks great! And snowy owls! Wow!
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It’s amazing how they manage to get airborne…
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We have some swans in the pond behind us and I’m amazed those birds can ever take off. But they do a lot of walking. 🙂
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Stunning captures. 😀
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Thank you very much!
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Those are some long legs to push off of — amazing he can do it!
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They are long legs but kinda skinny so he’s lucky there. 🙂
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What a great jumper he is! That wingspan is most impressive. 🙂
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Those are big white wings for sure! 🙂
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