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Theme ~ Big Bird
Chosen by Tom.
These are my latest bird images; I took them just before Thomas was baptized last August, in the DuPage River. Mallard are surprisingly large, and typically very used to humans. After flying in, they swam right over to the shore to pose for this picture, which is my header image:
They seemed to have no qualms about us invading their space that day, though when our little crowd showed up, they swam or flew off.
I caught one of the females coming in for a landing, below; I love the crispness of the image.
They even stood there, preening away while I crept ever closer with my 24-105mm lens--no macro or telephoto lens, this was! They didn't mind having their pictures taken at all.
Those are my big birds for the week!
Treasuring life's moments,
Christine
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They seemed to have no qualms about us invading their space that day, though when our little crowd showed up, they swam or flew off.
I caught one of the females coming in for a landing, below; I love the crispness of the image.
They even stood there, preening away while I crept ever closer with my 24-105mm lens--no macro or telephoto lens, this was! They didn't mind having their pictures taken at all.
Those are my big birds for the week!
Treasuring life's moments,
Christine
Visit my website
Stop by my family blog
Like me on Facebook
Love to watch the mallards as they swim around the lake. Thanks for the mallard show Christine.
ReplyDeleteChristine has gone Quackers this week, lol.
ReplyDeleteLove the ducks perform their duties of cleaning and preening.
Great color & sharp details, Christine!
ReplyDeleteNice shots of the mallards! They usually will accept a handout for their posing fee.
ReplyDeleteCool ducks. They can be fun to follow.
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