Flexing the long telephoto - II

[hayath]

Continuing the series!

1.

Spot-billed duck, in flight

2.

Mating rose-ringed parakeets

3.

Painted stork having a late evening shower

4.

Cormorant landing with a catch

5.

Little egret trying it's luck with fish that are pushed to the surface by diving cormorants

Here's a compilation of clips - https://vimeo.com/913777244?share=copy

Would love to hear what you thought of these.

Cheers!
Hayath

[Thad E Ginathom]

Beautiful pics!

[hvyas]

Superb set !

[hayath]

Thank you, Thad and Vyasji!

[giridhar]

Beautiful action shots. The compilation of clips was just amazing. Thanks for sharing :)

[ashutosh1979]

Most amazing set. I think I've asked this from you earlier also, but then again, how long did this session take. Or if these are compiled from different sessions,then what does a typical session looks like in the time required and amount of walking required.
Your posts tempts me to take up birding, just trying to find out if I have the patience and stamina.


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[hayath]

Beautiful action shots. The compilation of clips was just amazing. Thanks for sharing :)

Thank you, Giridhar!

Most amazing set. I think I've asked this from you earlier also, but then again, how long did this session take. Or if these are compiled from different sessions,then what does a typical session looks like in the time required and amount of walking required.
Your posts tempts me to take up birding, just trying to find out if I have the patience and stamina.


multiple

Thanks much!
Had a day and half to myself.
A combination of going for some action shots and the bursts - filled 70+ GB
Spent pretty much the whole day on day 1. The winged beauties kept the energy going.

Birding is a great genre to take up - mornings (better hours considering they're actively feeding) and late evenings work great