American Oystercatcher Posing in Last Light, Fort DeSoto
Had another try at Fort DeSoto yesterday.
Was up again at 5 am, arrived at 6:30 am and stayed at the North Lagoon until 11 am when i started to feel the effects of the sun.
After an afternoon of trying to beat the heat (thank God for the afternoon breeze!) i returned again for an evening.
This is the first time i've ever seen any Oystercatcher and to be able nab some of the images i got yesterday makes me feel really lucky. More of those to come! ;)
I was also fortunate enough to meet some great people and photographers including Chris Dobbs
http://naturephotographyblog.squarespace.com/
and Judy-Lynn Malloch
www.naturestapestryjlm.com
This Oystercatcher was shot within 20 minutes of sunset with a D700 and 500mm VR with the warm Gulf waters splashing all over my rear end!
What a day!
Was up again at 5 am, arrived at 6:30 am and stayed at the North Lagoon until 11 am when i started to feel the effects of the sun.
After an afternoon of trying to beat the heat (thank God for the afternoon breeze!) i returned again for an evening.
This is the first time i've ever seen any Oystercatcher and to be able nab some of the images i got yesterday makes me feel really lucky. More of those to come! ;)
I was also fortunate enough to meet some great people and photographers including Chris Dobbs
http://naturephotographyblog.squarespace.com/
and Judy-Lynn Malloch
www.naturestapestryjlm.com
This Oystercatcher was shot within 20 minutes of sunset with a D700 and 500mm VR with the warm Gulf waters splashing all over my rear end!
What a day!
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