Although I don't like Egyptian geese that much, because they're quite invasive,
I like this front perspective of a landing approach with gear already out
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BIRD IN FLIGHT ONLY -- share your BIF photos here
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I like this front perspective of a landing approach with gear already out
Shoot with camera, shoot and eat two problems solved at once.Although I don't like Egyptian geese that much, because they're quite invasive,
I like this front perspective of a landing approach with gear already out
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Ha, no. This was at a lake not far from where I live.Looks like something taken out of the third floor window.
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Also from the lake. Also very early in the morning. Oystercatcher.
R6 & RF 100-500mm
R6 & RF 100-500mm
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Tc, tc, tc : I looked for a while and didn't see any thing?! I actually got this message: "You do not have permission to view this page or perform this action." ?!!!Sorry wrong thread!I will move it
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How that matters?!!!!! If you are not shooting trough a dirty, not open window...Looks like something taken out of the third floor window.
Just in case you mean the photo looks like that, could you, (PLEASE!) post some of your photos?
Sorry for the +/- harsh reaction but I got tired from the negativism at some other internet sites - every one sounds like great photog and no photos to prove it?!
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Oh no, you misinterpreted that. Phil and I are close friends and he knows that I do actually shoot from my third floor bedroom window at times, although it’s a sliding door so not shooting through glass. It gives me a unique perspective on the birds flying by. That’s why the window is sometimes also referred to as “the magic window“ over at my old forum. So it was in no way a derogatory remark. But thank you for coming to my rescue.
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Here’s a shot from said window. I don’t know how else to get a shot like this. Almost looks like a pterodactylus! 
R6 & EF 300/4L
Another shot from the sequence because I like the dangling feet.
R6 & EF 300/4L
Another shot from the sequence because I like the dangling feet.
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