"To me, photography is an art of observation. It's about finding something interesting in an ordinary place... I've found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them.”
~ Elliot Erwitt
On our visit to Burleigh Heads last week, I came across 3 new "lifers" while I was climbing around on the rocks. This week I am sharing the Crested Tern.
Great photos again. Thanks for your comments. I would also appreciate a dinner and talk together. Who knows, maybe we will ever have an opportunity. Until now, I have met two people from my blogrol and even had dinner with ine. But they live a lot closer :-)
Oh wow..these are just amazing photos in such detail..love these.. Liz..if you are ever interested, I try to get the Nature Notes meme post up on Tuesdays or at least by Wednesday.. You are welcome any time...Michelle
Liz, these are all so marvellously clear. Your fourth and last capture are my favourite. I'm hoping you'll be slightly proud that I just took my first ever photo of a kookaburra - it was high up in the front yard tree and I suspect when I download it it will look like a brown speck but at least I managed to shoot one!
Such a great series of shots Liz! Your shots of birds are always so amazing. Sorry I haven't had a chance to stop by your site more lately things have been rather crazy as of late.
Hi there - I always like photographing Crested Terns - I think they are one of our most cooperative species! Which new species did you get?
I thought I’d let you know that I stepped into the void caused by Springmans decision to close down World Bird Wednesday by setting up Wild Bird Wednesday (!) on my photoblog at Paying Ready Attention – Photo Gallery.
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Very good shots Liz....thanks for sharing.
greetings, Joop
Awesome pictures, Liz! And all these taken so clearly without an extra big lens ... it was great that you were able to get so close to the tern :)
Beautiful shots! Congratulations on the sighting.
Beautiful of the Crested Tern, well done Liz.
Outstanding photos!
Oh my gosh, "new lifers" - I love this and I love their sweet, new perfect changing fur. Capturing beautiful, as always!
Happy seeing beautiful!
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Great photos of a handsome fellow. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Great photos again. Thanks for your comments. I would also appreciate a dinner and talk together. Who knows, maybe we will ever have an opportunity. Until now, I have met two people from my blogrol and even had dinner with ine. But they live a lot closer :-)
Greetings,
Filip
What a fantastic bird and some really great shots.
Great photos of the Crested Terns. They are interesting birds to watch - especially when they return with juveniles and wow are they noisy then!
Oh wow..these are just amazing photos in such detail..love these.. Liz..if you are ever interested, I try to get the Nature Notes meme post up on Tuesdays or at least by Wednesday.. You are welcome any time...Michelle
Liz, beautiful shots of the Crested Tern. I love all the terns they are pretty birds. Thanks for sharing, have a great day.
Liz, beautiful shots of the Crested Tern. I love all the terns they are pretty birds. Thanks for sharing, have a great day.
Unas tomas increibles!!! me encanta la nitidez y el color de cada una de ellas.
Un abrazo
These are beautiful. I see these Liz & I can almost feel that ocean air. How delightful.
very nice shots of the tern. Thanks for sharing.
Oh my, fantastic captures Liz! I love their little crests and that scenery is just gorgeous!
Great captures.
This is a wonderful series, Liz.
I especially love the third one, with that sweet little foot raised.
Liz, these are all so marvellously clear. Your fourth and last capture are my favourite. I'm hoping you'll be slightly proud that I just took my first ever photo of a kookaburra - it was high up in the front yard tree and I suspect when I download it it will look like a brown speck but at least I managed to shoot one!
Such a great series of shots Liz! Your shots of birds are always so amazing. Sorry I haven't had a chance to stop by your site more lately things have been rather crazy as of late.
Liz, Your photos of the birds are lovely.
Great captures of the bird
very cute and plucky looking bird. :)
Hi there - I always like photographing Crested Terns - I think they are one of our most cooperative species! Which new species did you get?
I thought I’d let you know that I stepped into the void caused by Springmans decision to close down World Bird Wednesday by setting up Wild Bird Wednesday (!) on my photoblog at Paying Ready Attention – Photo Gallery.
Feel free to visit and link.
Stewart M - Australia
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