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Tundra Swan Flies Over Feeding Area |
In addition to snow geese and tundra swans, a lot of other species of waterfowl also pass through Middle Creek during the spring migration. The best spots to photograph the smaller species are the potholes, which are scattered throughout the area, but access is severely limited and most birds sighted are too far away for dramatic close-ups. The following photographs were taken with the Canon 7D and 500mmF4 lens, with 1.4X extender. Images were severely cropped in Photoshop.
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Male Ring-necked Duck |
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Female Ring-necked Duck |
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Female Wigeon |
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Canada Goose |
Even though conditions for photography may be difficult at times, a trip to Middle Creek is nonetheless usually quite rewarding.
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Originally posted at Pennsylvania Wildlife Photographer by Willard Hill.
Amazingly crisp and beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots, I have been keeping my fingers crossed every day hoping to see some migrating swans but so far no luck.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I'm looking forward to seeing some migrating birds soon. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images.It is interesting how the birds always seem to pick the areas too far away for good pictures.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Willard.
ReplyDeleteGREAT photographs, Willard! I'll have to remember Middle Creek next year. It looks like a great place for birding!
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos, Willard! I love the lighting and the clarity..just wonderful captures...
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Great shots of the ducks. It seems like Middle Creek was a popular place lately.. My bird club had a field trip there last weekend.
ReplyDeleteGreat water bird shots, but that Swan is really good. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteGreat crisp shots Willard! Loved the one of the tundra goose!
ReplyDeleteWillard, I have been looking everyday and enjoying your great photographs and lessons. As always I have learned from your blog and been amazed at your great photographs. Like I said on Coy's blog I have been living my outdoor life through you two for the last four or five months.
ReplyDeleteI hope all is well at home with everyone. Take care, Brad
Beautiful photos of birds on water. I am really impressed with the photographer of these photos. They have done a great job. Thanks a lot for sharing this wonderful post.
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