Great action story Morris, really like the last two.
I have to wonder how well they can tell them apart and how good their memory is of who they fed last after each trip to hunt and come back? What if a wise guy changes places with the next one to be fed, does he get fed twice and gyp his nest mates??
Erictator wrote:
Great action story Morris, really like the last two.
I have to wonder how well they can tell them apart and how good their memory is of who they fed last after each trip to hunt and come back? What if a wise guy changes places with the next one to be fed, does he get fed twice and gyp his nest mates??
Eric
Thank you Eric,
Funny you should ask this question. I shot five feedings and the same fledgling was feed, even when the parent came from the left flying past the other three. I considered posting the hole sequence illustrating the favoritism yet decided what I posted was the best of the individual sequences.
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Malka_1 wrote:
These are amazing, clear pictures and great captures. Is it just me or the chicks are the same size as the parent?
Thank you Malka,
They are just slightly smaller than the parents with coloring that's close to that of the female. The behaviour tells me who is who as well as induvial markings.
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viper699 wrote:
Sharp!
Thank you
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csinseattle wrote:
Morris,
Great set and capture
Chris S
Thank you Chris
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Jim Dockery wrote:
Thank you Jim
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dclark wrote:
Wow!! Amazing action sequence! The last one is a spectacular image.
Dave
Thank you Dave. That one and the one with the parent approaching with it's tail down and fanned.
