Adventures with Duck

One thing you can count on in winter around my area is the Raptors. The Bald Eagles come from who knows where to hang out at the lakes here in central Washington. This year there are more than normal though. Where I knormally go for photos of them this time of year is just crazy full of the flying lions of the skys. There are also more than normal amounts of Hawks, some of which are Rough Leged Hawks that only come here in winter but also Red Tailed Hawks.I'll start with some Hawk photos. I was out trying out the 30 FPS on my Canon R7. I normally use "First curtin" which only does 15 FPS. Tell me what you think. Like I said above the Bald Eagles are everywhere. There were about 30 of them just sitting on the frozen lake. The first photo of the Four togeather is kind of a cool picture. There is a mature Eagle and then one that is just getting its white plumage. Then as close as I can tell there is one that is a Two year old and a one year old. Its hard to t

So its been like two months since my last post and a lot has happened. the weather has turned and its cold all the damn time but that hasn't stopped me from running the shutter as you will see later in this post. I have had some really good luck getting ictures but as I just said its gotten cold so when I go out I have been staying in my car as much as I can, but if I need to get out to get that shot I do. I;ve been walking in mud, snow and ice for the last month depending on where I've been. I had to make a quick trip down to my daughters place, she had her baby and he is a handsome little guy. I hadn't planed on going down at the time and it was a last second thought that I tossed some of my camera gear in the car. I didn't how ever bring a lens that would be suitable to photograph JJ my newest grandson. I made due with my ell phone and I did take a few with my 100-400mm lens but I wasn't real happy with them. So I'm going to toss in a few pics that I took