Show Us Your Wildlife Photography

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  1. Alice Liang

    This image was taken at Blue Cypress Lake in Florida. The Ospreys were busy during the spring, taking care of their chicks, hunting, feeding, and training until the juveniles growing up and able to be independent. About a 3-hrs of boat riding on the lake absolutely calming with a gorgeous sunrise. It's a great experience in shooting pictures on boat, and watching the birds' habitat closely, truly a challenge and exciting fun trip. Will be back next year.

  2. Alice Liang

    This image was taken at Blue Cypress Lake in Florida. The Ospreys were busy during the spring, taking care of their chicks, hunting, feeding, and training until the juveniles growing up and able to be independent. About a 3-hrs of boat riding on the lake absolutely calming with a gorgeous sunrise. It's a great experience in shooting pictures on boat, and watching the birds' habitat closely, truly a challenge and exciting fun trip. Will be back next year.

  3. TIM WALKER

    Who needs light? Great vision.

  4. Ronald Andersen

    On a windy morning this Northern Harrier kept flying by, hunting for a meal. Nikon Z9 NIKKOR Z180-600 f 5.6-6.3 VR + 1.4 TC

  5. Brian H

    Excellent photo

  6. Larry

    I've been looking for a bald eagle for almost three years, since moving to Michigan. I happened upon this guy in a tree about three miles from, without a camera. Just for grins I went home and grabbed my camera, not expecting to find the eagle still in the tree waiting for me. He took off and I was lucky enough to capture this magnificent bird in flight.

  7. Paula Wilson

    http://wshe.es/5jUy8xuY

  8. James Johnson

    Pelican in flight at Monterey, 2021. I was using my Canon Eos 5D Mark IV with a 400 mm lens and trying to capture feeding pelicans. I came away with this as a prize.

  9. Bob Sofford

    Ibis - sorry

  10. Ronald Andersen

    I was returning from the Grand Canyon and came across this pair of Osprey. I set up my Nikon Z9 with a Nikkor 180-600mm f 5.6-6.3 VR . I watched as they added sticks and nesting material to their nest. Eventually the male Osprey flew in with a fish in his talons and delivered it to his mate.