Well I saw the 1st picture when you posted on FB and it was touching but I just checked here and saw the 2nd photo and OMG seeing that full on view is absolutely amazing Robin. I mean the coolest!! You are so good at this I'm in awe. The best to you. AnnieO
wOW, All you guys! Annie, Karen, Frank, Julie, Holding and Grace, thank you so much for viewing and commmenting. I love swallows for their flight and for their friendliness, too
Chris, thanks. It did take a lot of time in the saddle waiting. And the one on the bottom was somewhat lucky as the bird didn't know I was there anymore and flew right at me!
Arija, fjallripan and Stewart, I heartily thank you all for the views and comments. Stewart, I'll miss the swallows, but it will help me get through the winter a little to know that there are those to our south who look forward to them, too.
Fantastic captures, Robin! The first image is enchanting. Re migration, I read that on Plum Island thousands are on the move. I am tempted to drive up there.
Hilke, thank you. You know what it takes to get those kinds of images, so I really appreciate your high regard. And thank you Neil and Fotokarusellen, too.
Well I saw the 1st picture when you posted on FB and it was touching but I just checked here and saw the 2nd photo and OMG seeing that full on view is absolutely amazing Robin. I mean the coolest!! You are so good at this I'm in awe. The best to you. AnnieO
ReplyDeleteYou've captured the moment beautifully, as always!
ReplyDeleteVery acrobatic. Cool pics Robin. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWow! Outstanding action images! Terrific, as always!
ReplyDeleteGreat captures; especially like the second.
ReplyDeleteHi Robin...Darn.. that first one is some cute... great clicking! lol
ReplyDeleteGrace
wOW, All you guys! Annie, Karen, Frank, Julie, Holding and Grace, thank you so much for viewing and commmenting. I love swallows for their flight and for their friendliness, too
ReplyDeleteHi Robin,
ReplyDeleteThese are very dynamic shots, I love them! Well done it was probably not so easy to capture especially the second one...
Chris, thanks. It did take a lot of time in the saddle waiting. And the one on the bottom was somewhat lucky as the bird didn't know I was there anymore and flew right at me!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Robin!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteStunning images Robin
ReplyDeleteThis vision quest stuff! Leaves me speechless. Your header is amazing BTW.
ReplyDeleteBravo!
;-)WBW
Awesome! The first photo is stunning!
ReplyDeleteGreat in-flight photos.
ReplyDeleteAndrew, Joo, Springman, Modesto, Mick, Gary and Boom, thank you all so much for the views and comments. You guys make it worth the effort.
ReplyDeleteSpringman, I'm pleased you like the banner! The dog is, too. :)
ReplyDeleteThat first shot is beyond beautiful and to capture one head on is just amazing. Bravo!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning photos, I dont know how you manage to take them, just fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteHi there - great photos. If your swallows are starting to fly must mean it will be summer with us soon!
ReplyDeleteCheers Stewart M - Australia
Arija, fjallripan and Stewart, I heartily thank you all for the views and comments. Stewart, I'll miss the swallows, but it will help me get through the winter a little to know that there are those to our south who look forward to them, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shot of the Swallow and fledglings! It's amazing that they can feed on the wing! The second shot looks like he's headed right at you!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Pat. I can't get enough of them honestly. They'll all be gone soon as migration has already begun around here. It will be sad.
ReplyDeleteFantastic captures, Robin! The first image is enchanting. Re migration, I read that on Plum Island thousands are on the move. I am tempted to drive up there.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful action images. Wonderful photo work.
ReplyDeleteHilke, thank you. You know what it takes to get those kinds of images, so I really appreciate your high regard. And thank you Neil and Fotokarusellen, too.
ReplyDeletegreat shots! thanks for finding my blog so i could come back here and find yours! :)
ReplyDeleteI am constantly amazed by the pics you get of birds and acn't even begin to iamgine how you do it!
ReplyDeleteThe first shot is such a parent picture. The wonders of the modern camera allows the second picture to make the swallow almost within arm's reach!
ReplyDeleteChrissie Pissie
August 13, 2011 08:44 AM