Thanks Mike, I had a great time taking them. I was about 8 feet from the second one looking down from a walkway.mike mac said:Wow nice series seems to be the day for green herons, I love the second one, what a great perspective. The last is my next favorite. Keep them coming.
Jim, they are very cute. Supposedly we have one here locally that Frank see's and captures. I think its a plastic heron that he takes to the pond on slow bird days.jfenton said:Hi Patrick...
Don't you just love those little green herons?
Nice shots![]()
I figured you for a "play doh" guy myself.... :lol:Flew said:Great shots Patrick. It's about time that you got around to processing and posting them. 8)
My Little Green Heron is not plastic BTW (it's made of modeling clay....;-)).
Frank
Yes they do have an albino. I have some gators somewhere on my drive but birds are my fav. I'll try to post some gators tonight.GeeJay said:Patrick and Leigh,
Where are the alligator shots? Do they still have an albino alligator there.
Wonderful shots and know you're happy with them.
I'll meet you there next time and we'll storm the place with our big cameras and lenses :lol:
Best to you both and thanks,
Gaye
Thanks Sandi, and everyone for looking. I'll post more as I have time to process some.TOLady said:Patrick, Love them all, but esp the last one - couldn't ask for better lighting for a wing spread shot! Keep sharing please.