Laguna Seca Ranch

[JWEade]

Harris Hawk .... we only got a very brief visit from this bird despite a lot of effort.

Wow! I missed this opportunity! love this one!

[JWEade]

Here are a few of mine from Day 2 AM shoot

[Zach]

Just nothing but amazing shots here!!!

Welcome JW! Hope to see your amazing shots in the weekly contests!

Keep it up fellers!


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[Kayaker72]

Ok...a few from the morning of Day 2.

"Nice hair"

537A1866 by kayaker72, on Flickr

I actually really like these small birds, still struggle with their name, Pyrrhuloxia. They need a better name. Seriously. Very shy...but I have several I really like including...

537A1943 by kayaker72, on Flickr

537A2436-2 by kayaker72, on Flickr

Look closely.... ;-)

537A1987 by kayaker72, on Flickr


Thanks for viewing....

Brant

[Joel Eade]

We had several Turkey Vultures that frequented the raptor set up at Laguna Seca .... this is one of my best images of them.

The Canon R5 + RF 100-500mm is a great combo for flight images.

[Joel Eade]

The R5 + RF 100-500 strikes again .... it produces a lot of flight images with tack sharp AF.

[Joel Eade]

A young Crested Caracara has a blue-gray beak that can intensify in color when they become excited or irritated.

[Joel Eade]

Harris Hawk


This bird was quite a distance out from the blind we were using but a good testament to the crop ability afforded by the R5.

[Kayaker72]

Harris Hawk


This bird was quite a distance out from the blind we were using but a good testament to the crop ability afforded by the R5.

Ummm...wow. If that is where I think (to the right of the raptors blind), not only was that a ways out, but horribly lighting. Great job in pullout out the detail on the Harris and not blowing out the sky.

[Joel Eade]

Ummm...wow. If that is where I think (to the right of the raptors blind), not only was that a ways out, but horribly lighting. Great job in pullout out the detail on the Harris and not blowing out the sky.

Thanks! It was that single tall dead tree off to the left .... probably 50-60 yards .... there were several vultures that landed there as well.