A few from today

[BrentC]

1.
Red-necked Grebe by Brent Cameron, on Flickr

2.
Red-necked Grebe by Brent Cameron, on Flickr

3.
In for landing by Brent Cameron, on Flickr

4.
Mute Swan portrait by Brent Cameron, on Flickr

5.
American Coot by Brent Cameron, on Flickr

 

[espresso2x]

I like the first two especially.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

Awesome shots that second red-necked grebe shot is Gorgeous how close was it?

 

[BrentC]

I like the first two especially.

Thank you.

 

[BrentC]

Awesome shots that second red-necked grebe shot is Gorgeous how close was it?

Thanks Logan. I'm not good at estimating distance but I think around 25 feet. If we get together later this month at Tommy Thompson we can make a stop where I photograph these guys. They are always there and you'll get good shots

 

[pjaye]

Fantastic set Brent.

 

[BrentC]

Fantastic set Brent.

Thanks. We need to make a pilgrimage to Algonquin soon. Maybe sometime in April?

 

[zombiesniper108]

Great set.

If we get together later this month at Tommy Thompson

We'll be there the morning of the 24th.

We need to make a pilgrimage to Algonquin soon. Maybe sometime in April

This is a great idea. We'll have to get a date. 13-21 April I'll be in Denmark.

 

[Tony744]

Great set! I especially like the frontal shot of the duck coming in for a landing.

 

[Dean_Gretsch]

Each of these is a stand-alone shot, but collectively they are brilliant! I really like the definition of the mallard feathers.

 

[BrentC]

Great set.

If we get together later this month at Tommy Thompson

We'll be there the morning of the 24th.

We need to make a pilgrimage to Algonquin soon. Maybe sometime in April

This is a great idea. We'll have to get a date. 13-21 April I'll be in Denmark.

Thank you.

I'll pm you guys later and we can set a date for Algonquin.

 

[BrentC]

Great set! I especially like the frontal shot of the duck coming in for a landing.

Each of these is a stand-alone shot, but collectively they are brilliant! I really like the definition of the mallard feathers.

Thanks guys, appreciate the comments.

 

[pjaye]

Thanks. We need to make a pilgrimage to Algonquin soon. Maybe sometime in April?

I'm in. May is the best time for moose though. Especially considering our previous "luck" for moose in Algonquin.

 

[Tony744]

That sounds like there's an interesting story behind it.