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Sid, did you sign a contract with these harriers to have them on call? Amazing photos!
Thanks Sam, I do kinda..... I live in the same place as this pair and have been photographing them and their offspring for seven years now so we are pretty used to one another. I feed them a small amount every few days at this time of year and leave roadkill out for them as and when I find it and in return for that I get some shots. ;biggrin;
 
I caught this guy moving upside down—he said it’s to show off his strength.
How about the young men in your area after 180ml?


Grey Egret ( #O0YJ) by Real, on Flickr

It reminds me of the one below. I took it a couple of years back. I always thought it looked like a composite of a single bird, but it is actually a single frame with 3 birds in it, all in different stages of diving...

Gannets...

Seacliff12Jun22_1395.jpg


Shortly before that...

Seacliff12Jun22_1393.jpg


And shortly after...

Seacliff12Jun22_1396.jpg


Seacliff12Jun22_1399.jpg
 
It reminds me of the one below. I took it a couple of years back. I always thought it looked like a composite of a single bird, but it is actually a single frame with 3 birds in it, all in different stages of diving...

Gannets...

Seacliff12Jun22_1395.jpg


Shortly before that...

Seacliff12Jun22_1393.jpg


And shortly after...

Seacliff12Jun22_1396.jpg


Seacliff12Jun22_1399.jpg
Impressive shots! The second bird in the first photo is a real standout—head perfectly upright while the body’s upside down. Their agility is incredible!
And the fact they’re flying together like this definitely saves you a lot of Photoshop time too!
 
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