Common and least terns are nesting at Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve in Southern California and really putting on a show hunting for fish. These fast flyers are hard to capture, but I managed to snap a few decent frames.
common tern in flightleast t...
I'm not the kind of person who will ford a river or lay down in the muck to get the eye level shot, so having an articulating view screen (EOS R7) is a huge benefit.
Black-necked stilts feeding in the Los Angeles River at Sepulveda Basin Wildlife Res...
if you're a dragonfly, love is literally in the air - apparently, they remain attached like this until the female can lay her eggs in the water.
lighting, color, and denoise, but background is just natural bokeh from a lake with an island in the midd...
Canon EOS R7 with EF100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM
f/6.3, 1/2500, iso250, 200mm
I was taking it as a wide angle shot but it was sharp enough for me to crop nearly 60%. The final version is upscaled for printing.
@SignifDigits wrote:
I love their one-legged resting position! That seems pretty rare, maybe unique, amongst raptors?
I've seen waders (egrets, herons, etc) rest one-legged too, but it seems to be more the exception than the norm. I know one reas...
