Masters of Flight

Adam Gormley

Masters of Flight

The Whistling Kite, an Australian native eagle, that can also be found in New Caledonia and New Guinea. Called the “whistling kite” because of the loud whistling call it makes, often while in flight. This one photographed on the edge of Lake Cooribah, Noosa Northshore, Queensland.

They feed mostly on live small mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, crustaceans, insects and sometimes dead animals or carrion. Like most eagles, they are the masters of the sky in soaring effortlessly and diving for the kill. This shot was just before a dive, he was applying the brakes as he spotted a meal.

Canon 50D, 400mm. Available Large, and best viewed large!

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Masters of Flight by Adam Gormley
Masters of Flight by Adam Gormley
  • Rob Toombs

    Rob Toombs

    Fantastic capture Amam.. Awesome. :)

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Rob mate! :)

  • plsphoto

    plsphoto

    What an awesome capture! Wonderful! Thank you for sharing it.

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks so much for the comments! :)

  • Paul Davis

    Paul Davis

    I don’t know how you keep doing it Adam – but they just keep getting more and more awesome!

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Paul mate, appreciated! :)

  • webbie

    webbie

    Fantastic capture :)

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Webbie! :)

  • Mark Maloney

    Mark Maloney

    Superb mate well done

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Mark! :)

  • David  Hibberd

    David Hibberd

    great shot mate.
    Davo

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Davo mate! :)

  • MichaelTravis

    MichaelTravis

    WHAT A LOVELY SHOT.I’VE ONLY SAW ONE IN THE WILD.
    IT WAS ON LAKE TEXOMA DURING THE WATERFOWL
    MIGRATION.THE LAKE DIVIDES TEX. AND OK. I WAS
    HELPING A FRIEND OF MINE THAT WORKED FOR THE
    TEX. GAME AND FISH BAND WATERFOWL. HOW EXCITING. :)

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Michael, they are fantastic to watch, one of my favorite subjects to photograph :)

  • Anne Smyth

    Anne Smyth

    beautiful capture, beautiful bird

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Anne! :)

  • Vanessa Anderberg

    Vanessa Anderberg

    Great capture:)

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Vanessa! :)

  • joyousmoon

    joyousmoon

    Gorgeous capture!

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks a bunch Pamela! :)

  • Virginia N. Fred

    Virginia N. Fred

    Fantastic capture

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Virginia! :)

  • Wanda Raines

    Wanda Raines

    Beautiful beautiful eagle. Fantastic capture. :-)

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Wanda, appreciated! :)

  • Scott Bricker

    Scott Bricker

    I agree with all, excellent!

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Scott mate :)

  • FlowersEtc

    FlowersEtc

    Wow, so close. Spectacular capture

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Ann, appreciated! :)

  • eclectica

    eclectica

    Awesome capture – love these birds!

  • Adam Gormley replied

    They are beautiful birds, thanks very much Veronica! :)

  • lanebrain photography

    lanebrain phot...

    Top Notch Adam!! Very Cool! Terry

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Terry, appreciated :)

  • Jellybean720

    Jellybean720

    Such a Great Capture :))

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much for the comments!! :)

  • David Clarke

    David Clarke

    Superb shot, Adam!

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much David mate! :)

  • jesika

    jesika

    A superb capture
    j

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Jesika! :)

  • John Peel

    John Peel

    Incredible work again, Adam. Well done!

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks a bunch John mate! :)

  • tkrosevear

    tkrosevear

    what a fabulous shot Adam :) xoxox

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much TK, appreciated! :)

  • Bunny Clarke

    Bunny Clarke

    Fantastic capture. Such a beautiful bird.

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Bunny, they are awe inspiring! :)

  • Michael Thow

    Michael Thow

    Stunning capture

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Michael mate! :)

  • catherine walker

    catherine walker

    Magnificent.

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Catherine! :)

  • bubbleblue

    bubbleblue

    Excellent

  • Adam Gormley replied

    Thanks very much Joy! :)

  • Tracy Faught

    Tracy Faught

    Outstanding!!! A most stunning and excellent shot Adam!! :]

  • Rita Agostinelli

    Rita Agostinelli

    Magnificent capture! Did you happen to count how many feathers he had??? ;) He was right on you!!! Lol! Excellent work…as always! :)

  • Catherine White

    Catherine White

    Amazing shot Adam!

  • ellamental

    ellamental

    Incredible!!!!

  • copperhead

    copperhead 17 days ago

    Beautiful capture!

  • PhotosByG

    PhotosByG 16 days ago

    Congratulations! Your photo has been featured in “Brissie! It’s short for Brisbane”
    This photo was chosen because it was of a very high quality and it captured exactly the sort of work we are looking for in this group.
    Please keep up the great work and we hope you continue to add more of your excellent photographs to this group.

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