Kestrels really are "so last year" but you did a pretty good job of catching up. There were three WTKs, 2 RTHs and a pair of RSHs out at SJWS yesterday, along with a plethora of Cedar Waxwings, but glad you had fun with your Kestrels
Ken
Mr. Zoom -
Thanks for the heads-up on the Cedar Waxwings, but wasn't there a "exotic" that you failed to tell me about? I'll try not to hold it against you since I did get shots of it.
- Rusty
Hungtran10 wrote:
cool raptor shots ken. kestrels are always great to photograph. happy new years and see you next year!
- hung
Hung -
And a Happy New Years to you, too. According to my archives, things should really be picking up the next several months around here. Here's to good shooting in 2008!
- Ken
Dave In La wrote:
Good one Ken wonder where Ken II is today?
SJWS?
Dave -
Hmmm............. I hope that you're not referring to me as Ken #2. After all, I was on this board first.
Adn yes, I did go down to SJWS today. Didn't get raptors or Cedar Waxwings, but spent some time there shooting what was purported to be a rare exotic sighting of the African Weaver. So, no need for Mr. Zoom to be too smug.
- Rusty
mendofr wrote:
I was there too. Lots of people with long lenses. Nice shots. A lot better than mine. ; )
I agree. There were a lot of people and a lot of heavy glass out there on Sunday. More recently, a lot of the big glass are leaving their stationary stations at the bridge and are going to the back areas. At least we're all getting our exercises.
- Ken
bruceali wrote:
Ken, you shouldn't pay attention to fads. Your #4 Krestel will always be "in".
Bruce
Bruce -
Good seeing you the other day. Happy New Year's to you.
Yeah, it's a good thing that I don't pay attention to fads (You can tell by the way I dress).
- Ken
Super, and the kestrel with the fanned-out tail is my fave. Now, if only there were a few crocodiles in those shots, THEN we'd be talking some big-time action!!
Susan
wonder where Ken II is today?
