Martin Good wrote:
Thank you Roger.
I can certainly commit to think to going to the Bosque 2nd Annual Crow Festival And I definitely confirm that I will be going to the virtual Bosque 2nd Annual Crow Festival.
Glad you guys had a great time.
Now I had better go look for a crow!!
Martin
Martin Good wrote:
Here is a couple to start the ball rolling.
1 A crow family at crow chow time
2 My crow version of the stealth bomber
You're a great sport Roger!!
Martin
The last is my favorite. Check with that crow and see if he can come down for next years festival.
Are you sure these are crows?? Ravens have round tails, and crows are squared off. You can only see the differance when they are in flight. Will any big black bird count? Where ever you guys went, the grass is gonna be greener, come Spring.
Tom
Nello Milanese wrote:
I just love that shot of the monkey
Who gives a crap about sandies!
That crow on the pole is a teriffic shot! look at that buttery bg!
YUP!!! anybody can go to Bosque for Cranes & Geese that is easy. Crows & Ravens now that is another story.
Karl Witt wrote:
The festival of the Crows sure attracts some raw talent as I see it I just bet you guys were like 'crow magnets' and had no problem just waiting for them to come to you!
Nice work on this bird Wacky, I like the last shot, looks like a modern supersonice flying machine!
Karl
Hi Karl, thanks for the look and for understanding it takes special folks to do crows at the Bosque.
Thomas Sanders wrote: #7 all the way Roger, cool shot!
Sounds like a terrific event and one not to be missed next year
Hey maybe I can catch a ride with Zoom in that SUV of his
morris wrote:
Traveling all that way for crows Roger? Na you went there to see photograph the photographers!
It looks like you all had a ball. I’m looking forward to seeing what else was captured by this fine set of friends. The last is my pick and quite impressive Roger.
Morris
The crow challenge is worth how ever many miles it takes to get it done.
trenchmonkey wrote:
My legs! I can't feel my legs!! In your haste to post, Roger...you forgot an important ground rule.
All submissions must be shot between the hours of 11am and 1pm, during that peak crow shootin' light!
I really like the Polish Crow best of all Having you and Zoom as friends, priceless.
trenchmonkey wrote:
My legs! I can't feel my legs!! In your haste to post, Roger...you forgot an important ground rule.
All submissions must be shot between the hours of 11am and 1pm, during that peak crow shootin' light!
I really like the Polish Crow best of all Having you and Zoom as friends, priceless.
Thanks for reminding me. We need to make sure that is included in the rule book.
OntheRez wrote:
A couple of ravens above Cochiti glistening in the morning sun. (Bout as close as a 300mm will get.) The blue stuff is New Mexico sky. Hard to get rid of it.
tom cardin wrote:
Are you sure these are crows?? Ravens have round tails, and crows are squared off. You can only see the differance when they are in flight. Will any big black bird count? Where ever you guys went, the grass is gonna be greener, come Spring.
Tom
Looks like a good idea to me. The birds look just like sandhill cranes, but with shorter extremities. And just like snow geese, including the same color wing tips.
And I definitely confirm that I will be going to the virtual Bosque 2nd Annual Crow Festival.
