There are things that happen in a flock of birds you will completely miss, unless taking photographs. When shooting you focus on an individual bird, and follow him around catching images.
So here I found the acrobat of the group.
This Spoonbill moved from branch to branch, back and forth.
In the process some other birds were pushed, or even moved.
Tempers were rising so he stopped before pushing it too far.
That’s OK. There were plenty of other birds in the flock to follow and watch their individual antics.
Quite the performer. Excellent shots!
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They are pretty agile considering their size. Beautiful, and a little strange. Thanks.
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Just gorgeous photos here. Wow.
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Thank you very much.
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Nice pictures. The spoonbills we have here are white in color and called Eurasian spoonbills. These are much pretty in pink.
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Thanks. Spoonbills here are pink, but how deep a color is based on their diet, and time of year.
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Here we have these flamingos with pink color also depends on their diet.
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What a beautiful bird.
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Some birds are a treat to see, this is one.
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These are beautiful. Both the composition of your shots and thier subjects.
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