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Rock icons GRAND FUNK RAILROAD made a stop in Albany, Oregon on Saturday night!
Chad
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^^ Thank you, Bill!
Took these photos yesterday. Which Darner do you think this is? I think I know but, I would like to see if I can find a positive ID.
Chad
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On Tuesday I caught this Tule Bluet couple in 'Tandem.' After males and females have mated, the male stays attached to the female, as she oviposits in the stems of bulrushes. They are in their tandem position.
I watched these two doing the tandem behavior for over 40 minutes before they...
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Bill: I was using my Canon Powershot SX50 HS. Commonly referred to as a bridge camera, the camera has a fixed lens. It's billed as a 50x zoom (24mm - 1200mm)
I saw the subject on the top of the bird feeder, grabbed my camera went outside and shot a number of shots from 10 to 15ft. and noticed...
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^^ Thanks Rocky. I'm liking this thread!
Tule Bluet
Chad
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Nice series here, Janice. Did you put a small cupcake inside the pink flower, second one down and What's the name of that flower?
Chad
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That's solid! Most people will not shoot a pic as sharp as this.
It's complicated here, south of Portland as it is hazy and just under 90 degrees at 11:24pm. I probably won't get the crater definition that you have here Rocky.
Last night we had high clouds with the moon going in and out...
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Nice photos everyone.
Here's some photos of a Cardinal Meadowhawk taken a few weeks ago.
Chad
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Better late than never with a reply... You are the master at framing your shots, Fiz! Nicely done. This is an honest shot and the lighting is not bad at all. I was taking white sky shots during all of the spring with owls. My feelings about shooting with the backlighting are the same but, again...
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Good work keeping up with the nest along with some nice pictures! Just a matter of time until those eaglets take flight.
The eaglets at the two area nests I've been monitoring in the Portland area have been taking flights for the past few weeks. Which reminds me, I need to update the TRNWR...
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Nice set here, Rocky.
Reminds me of the Green Heron I saw in Portland yesterday. 15+ degree difference from the day before making Tuesday the hottest day of the year sitting at around 99 degrees. The lighting sucks compared to your photos but this GH was taking in the brunt of the swelter...
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None. I know the word was out to look for injured bald eagles in the days following the event. Last I heard, the two were in a heated contest in the air as they left the area. I'm sure they're still battling it out somewhere.
The "Two Eagles Gone Wild in the City!?!?" thread...
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Be sure to check out my brand new "Eagles" page at my website... photographmemories.weebly.com
Chad
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Thank you, Janice.
Here's a series taken at around 5:30 Thursday night of the eaglet leaping from an outer branch and landing in the nest, using it's wings
Chad
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Here's a few photos of the adult eagle perched in a tree next to the visitors center on Thursday morning
Chad
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Nice shot Rocky! Were they all flying one direction or would they fly one way and fly back to their starting point to repeat the process?
Chad
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A quick update... I was out at the refuge on Thursday morning at 8am and saw an adult eagle in one of the trees next to the Visitors Center, took a few photos. I had to be somewhere so, I took a quick look at the nest from the observation deck at the center and saw the eaglet perched at the...
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Good series, Bill & Rocky!
Chad
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Great captures as always, Joe. Were all three images taken yesterday?
Chad
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Nice work, L&B! I just watched the video four times. It appears the heron was eying the eagle and got out of there just in the neck of time. Seems like the heron was going back to have a chat with the eagle at the end. What became of the scene? Looks like the eagle may have dropped the fish, did...
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