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Dauphin Island various birds

Birds of mostly the Gulf Coast
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  • So I have these beautiful photos of an egret in flight I took with a 55-300mm Nikkor telephoto lens.
They are obviously not of a size that will display well individually, so what to do…?
How 'bout a collage that illustrates the aerobatic grace of these magnificent creatures. I think it works. Do you?

    So I have these beautiful photos of an egret in flight I took with a 55-300mm Nikkor telephoto lens. They are obviously not of a size that will display well individually, so what to do…? How 'bout a collage that illustrates the aerobatic grace of these magnificent creatures. I think it works. Do you?

  • Brown pelicans don't have the same graceful lines as an egret, but are magnificent in flight.
They are one of the slowest flying birds in creation but you should see them dive.
I think this format works for these pics too. Whatcha' think?

    Brown pelicans don't have the same graceful lines as an egret, but are magnificent in flight. They are one of the slowest flying birds in creation but you should see them dive. I think this format works for these pics too. Whatcha' think?

  • Notice the "fisherman" in the foreground.

    Notice the "fisherman" in the foreground.

  • Patiently waiting at the pond breakfast bar.

    Patiently waiting at the pond breakfast bar.

  • I've never before had one stare directly at the camera. Looks a like a goofy ostrich from this angle.

    I've never before had one stare directly at the camera. Looks a like a goofy ostrich from this angle.

  • Stalking its prey.

    Stalking its prey.

  • Incredible plumage.

    Incredible plumage.

  • Pretty good color if I do say so myself. Do you see the dragonfly?

    Pretty good color if I do say so myself. Do you see the dragonfly?

  • Neat reflection.

    Neat reflection.

  • Magnificent in flight.

    Magnificent in flight.

  • Flaps down…

    Flaps down…

  • Happy landing!

    Happy landing!

  • It looked like hundreds of pelicans were looking for breakfast this morning.
These five appear to be flying in formation.

    It looked like hundreds of pelicans were looking for breakfast this morning. These five appear to be flying in formation.

  • Caught this fellow out the corner of my eye as I was leaving the beach.

    Caught this fellow out the corner of my eye as I was leaving the beach.

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    Brown pelicans don't have the same graceful lines as an egret, but are magnificent in flight.
They are one of the slowest flying birds in creation but you should see them dive.
I think this format works for these pics too. Whatcha' think?
    Notice the "fisherman" in the foreground.
    Patiently waiting at the pond breakfast bar.