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Just outside the town were I grew up is a pond that has become the winter home for a large flock (about 150 birds) of trumpeter swans. They arrived this week, and I made a point of visiting them for Thanksgiving. They gave me several possible shots for this challenge.
Each of these can be a 3 + 1 on more than one level. Three down and one up....or three juveniles and one adult ![]() Again, three juveniles and one adult.....three in a row, one trailing behind...three in the air, one touching down... ![]() Massive, beautiful birds. I could have just stayed there and taken pictures all day if my wife hadn't insisted that I had a date with a smoked bird on the table. Paul |
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Beautiful pictures Paul.
Great job. |
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Great shots. The second one is fantastic!!!!
Mugmar |
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Wow, you got everything one could wish for when shooting such lovely birds... a great addition to the challenge!
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Paul,
Both shots are quite well done, but the moment you've captured in the second shot makes it a "keeper." Aloha |
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Well, all I can say is...Outstanding! Good work.
Cal |
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The second one is agreat shot. I can justhear the skid marks as its touching down.
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