On 4/11/2014 11:48, Jeffery Johnson wrote:
Thank you Ann and yeah it would have been nice if all that wasn't there
but that at the time was the best view of him. After awhile I did walk
on around as I knew there was a little trail that would take me to the
side of the creek. There was a small limb laying across the trail so as
soon as stepped over it I stepped on a stick and it made a cracking
sound. Well the Heron heard me and looked my direction and flew off.
I hate it when that happens!... I still remember being in the car, less
than 10 feet from a perfectly lit posed coyote in Arizona, window rolled
down partway - lifted the camera with the zoom on it slowly, slowly -
then it was all over when the hood hit the edge of the window. byeby
beautifully lit coyote. :-(
innumberable shots of "dicky-birds" lost just the way your twig robbed
you. :-(
ann
On 4/11/2014 10:31 AM, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
That second one, with him standing errect with the catch in his beak
is my choice for a real keeper - just very good all around - too bad
about the cluttered background in the first one and the 4th. The
rearview one is odd because he doesn't look like the bird he is in
that one...
Aren't they wonderful creatures!
ann
On 4/11/2014 00:10, Jeffery Johnson wrote:
Yesterday I had to drop off some paperwork to a business just down the
road. I took my camera along because there is an entrance to the
Richland Creek Greenway not far from the business. It pretty much was
uneventful until I got to the mini dam that is on the creek. I have at
times spotted a Blue Heron hanging out just below the dam and this time
it was on the opposite side of the creek. I sat down on the bridge that
overlooks the creek and created some photo captures of the Heron
fishing.
http://www.photocapturesbyjeffery.com/p339098354/e1012b983
Hope everyone has had a good day, evening or morning so far.
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