Hello Great Community!
I am back with with new collection of different beautiful Feathered Friends photography. Hope You guys like these feathered friends.
Camera Specifications:
CANON EOS-1DX MARK II DSLR.
Sigma 150-500 lens.
Editing Software: Light Room and Adobe Photoshop
Owl photo No 1
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Gorgeous photos, as always!
Delightful professional photos! Bravo! I wonder what kind of second bird with such a curved beak.
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Wow, very cool pictures again!
I really would like to see owls in their natural habitat.
I was wondering how you could get it so close, but then I saw which lens you use 😄
What's species is that dove-like bird with the curly beak?
Have you ran it through some identification apps already?
I can run it through mine. Which country was it where you spotted this bird?