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Archive 2008Peacock in flight
p.3 #1Peacock in flight
Wow Steve, you deserve an Oscar for this! thanks for sharing with us
Bruce
Bruce
Feb 26, 2008 at 01:26 AM
p.3 #2Peacock in flight
Claude wrote:
Congrats Steve! Outstanding capture! I didn't know it either that they fly
Claude
Thanks so Claude, I was amazed the 1st time I saw them Flying
Steve
Congrats Steve! Outstanding capture! I didn't know it either that they fly
Claude
Thanks so Claude, I was amazed the 1st time I saw them Flying
Steve
Feb 26, 2008 at 07:59 AM
p.3 #3Peacock in flight
JJBub wrote:
Stunning shot, Steve. What a great catch. Definitely a wall-hanger. Nice job!
Thanks so much
Steve
Stunning shot, Steve. What a great catch. Definitely a wall-hanger. Nice job!
Thanks so much
Steve
Feb 26, 2008 at 08:00 AM
p.3 #4Peacock in flight
bruceali wrote:
Wow Steve, you deserve an Oscar for this! thanks for sharing with us
Bruce
Thanks Bruce
Steve
Wow Steve, you deserve an Oscar for this! thanks for sharing with us
Bruce
Thanks Bruce
Steve
Feb 26, 2008 at 08:00 AM
p.3 #7Peacock in flight
Whoa, this is a first...likewise I had not idea they could even fly! (this is the avian equivalent of hang gliding in a bridal gown!)
Feb 26, 2008 at 01:00 PM
p.3 #8Peacock in flight
Nice capture. I know they don't fly often. I've seen them in trees but figured they used ladders...John
Feb 26, 2008 at 02:10 PM
p.3 #9Peacock in flight
Laura Hughes wrote:
Whoa, this is a first...likewise I had not idea they could even fly! (this is the avian equivalent of hang gliding in a bridal gown!)
Thanks Laura, wait until you see one coming at you at 40 MPH, I love your analogy
Steve
Whoa, this is a first...likewise I had not idea they could even fly! (this is the avian equivalent of hang gliding in a bridal gown!)
Thanks Laura, wait until you see one coming at you at 40 MPH, I love your analogy
Steve
Feb 26, 2008 at 02:44 PM
p.3 #10Peacock in flight
John Wolff wrote:
Nice capture. I know they don't fly often. I've seen them in trees but figured they used ladders...John
Hey John,
thanks for the heads up on the ladder delio, it must be a rope ladder, I didn't think turky's could fly either until I saw one, I figured they were to darn big to get off of the ground
Steve
Nice capture. I know they don't fly often. I've seen them in trees but figured they used ladders...John
Hey John,
thanks for the heads up on the ladder delio, it must be a rope ladder, I didn't think turky's could fly either until I saw one, I figured they were to darn big to get off of the ground
Steve
Feb 26, 2008 at 02:47 PM
p.3 #11Peacock in flight
That's a once-in-108-lifetimes shot! Stupendous! Mark Twain himself would have to excavate deeply in his mine of superlatives to even make a feeble attempt to do justice in words to the magnificence of that picture. That's a world-class shot by any standard. My salutations to you for having the presence of mind to make such a fantastic shot of such a surprising event on the spur of the moment.
Feb 26, 2008 at 07:16 PM
p.3 #12Peacock in flight
Ernie Aubert wrote:
That's a once-in-108-lifetimes shot! Stupendous! Mark Twain himself would have to excavate deeply in his mine of superlatives to even make a feeble attempt to do justice in words to the magnificence of that picture. That's a world-class shot by any standard. My salutations to you for having the presence of mind to make such a fantastic shot of such a surprising event on the spur of the moment.
Wow!! you have an amazing talent to make the head swell quite rapidly, thanks for the amazing choice of words and taking the time to use them to describe this capture, thanks so much
Steve
That's a once-in-108-lifetimes shot! Stupendous! Mark Twain himself would have to excavate deeply in his mine of superlatives to even make a feeble attempt to do justice in words to the magnificence of that picture. That's a world-class shot by any standard. My salutations to you for having the presence of mind to make such a fantastic shot of such a surprising event on the spur of the moment.
Wow!! you have an amazing talent to make the head swell quite rapidly, thanks for the amazing choice of words and taking the time to use them to describe this capture, thanks so much
Steve
Feb 27, 2008 at 08:09 AM