[VeddieEdder]

So I did a dance recital the other day for my p/t job, and we ran short on cards, so I offered mine for use. Needless to say, I didnt manage to get over to the studio to retrieve them for a full week. Well, I got em back today, I filled one card in under an hour this evening. Havent gone through them all yet tho. In any case, I think sometimes its good to step away, and "miss it", seemed like alot of fun today. Anyhoo, this one's my favorite. Local rosegardens, this momma bird must have left and come back about 15 times for me. Those were some hungry chicks!

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e1...e/5f526d1b.jpg

I have a few more from tonite on here.....
Flora - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting for anyone interested.

and here.... Wildlife - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting

Thank you for any critique offered, its always appreciated.

[VeddieEdder]

Guess there's a time limit on editting a post. I forgot to do this, I always do, sorry,

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[MickB]

Very sharp shot of birds. Well captured

[Dave]

Great capture. Did you have to take many shots to get one as good as that ?

[VeddieEdder]

I thin k I shot about 30 or so frames of the mother and birds. But again, she flew in and out of there so many times, so I just burst 3 or four off every time she landed.


Thanks for the comments!

[Steve]

These are all very good shots, the main one of the feeding chicks is supurb. I also like the one where the two chicks are poping their heads out looking for the return of their parent, the way both are lined up makes that shot for me.

[VeddieEdder]

Originally Posted by Steve

These are all very good shots, the main one of the feeding chicks is supurb. I also like the one where the two chicks are poping their heads out looking for the return of their parent, the way both are lined up makes that shot for me.

Thanks steve! That one took the cake for me too. At first they were aware of me, and as soon as the mother bird would leave, they'd duck inside. After a while, they forgot all about me.