Walking on a log

[Allan]

Watching a great egret looking for food is always fun. This one was just walking on a log.

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[Boblou]

Beautiful set Allan.
Nice details on plumage.
Well done.???

 

[bsinc1962]

Great Allan, excellent feather detail. The white is white as opposed to blown out or gray, well done.

 

[gchappel]

They are beautiful birds, especially in breeding colors.
Nicely seen here.
gary

 

[Allan]

Beautiful set Allan.
Nice details on plumage.
Well done.???

Thanks. Cloudy skies helped.

Great Allan, excellent feather detail. The white is white as opposed to blown out or gray, well done.

Thanks Bill.

They are beautiful birds, especially in breeding colors.
Nicely seen here.
gary

Thank you Gary. Breeding colors is a big deal for me as I never see them that way in NH.

 

[Louis Champan]

Terrific shots Allan, I like the dramatic feel with the white bird up against the dark background Good job with the exposure as well.

 

[Bohdan]

Beautiful...Love the first one. Excellent exposure.

 

[Allan]

Terrific shots Allan, I like the dramatic feel with the white bird up against the dark background Good job with the exposure as well.

Thanks Louie.

Beautiful...Love the first one. Excellent exposure.

Thanks Bob.

 

[kilofoxtrott]

Excellent series Allan.
Here, in southern Germany, you'll never get a chance going near to an Egret.
Perhaps you'll see it as a 6 pixel dot in your picture...

Thank you very much for showing
Klaus

 

[Allan]

Excellent series Allan.
Here, in southern Germany, you'll never get a chance going near to an Egret.
Perhaps you'll see it as a 6 pixel dot in your picture...

Thank you very much for showing
Klaus

I know what you mean. I took these images in Florida where you can often getting closer than you lens will focus. But here in New England, the birds stay far away.