Roseate Spoonbill In Flight At Water's Surfaceby Kathy Baccari
Photo was taken at Huntington Beach State Park in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, USA. We are so blessed to have these birds coming our way in summer for the last 8 years when the first sightening began.
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FEATURES 1. ABSOLUTE CLARITY – September 25, 2011. 2. FEELIN’ GOOD – September 28, 2011. 3. EXTREME CLOSE-UPS – September 28, 2011. 4. HIGH QUALITY IMAGES – October 2, 2011. 5. QUALITY ART & PHOTOGRAPHY “Pink Selection” – October 5, 2011. 6. THE BIRDS – October 6, 2011. 7. QUALITY ART & PHOTOGRAPHY – October 8, 2011. 8. THE WORLD AS WE SEE IT – October 10, 2011. 9. I LOVE BIRDS – October 16, 2011. 10. SUPERBLY VISUAL – October 21, 2011. 11. THE POWER OF PHOTOGRAPHY – November 8, 2011. 12. INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP – November 18, 2011. 13. THE WONDER OF WINGS – November 30, 2011. 14. SELF TAUGHT PHOTOGRAPHERS – December 3, 3011. 15. GOING COASTAL – December 7, 2011. 16. NATURES WONDERS – December 17, 2011. 17. EXPLORER PAGE FEATURE – December 18, 2011. 18. EXCELLENCE IN PHOTOGRAPHY – April 10, 2012.
Some biologist say that Spoonbills can tell us how well we’re doing with the environment when they show up. But I have seen them move and never return before to the same place. Consider yourself blessed. Wonderful shot!
Oh yes Franklin I feel so blessed to have the opportunity to even see them never mind photograph them. I guess we are doing good with the environment that they’ve been here over the last 8 years. There is so much land here that is left natural and for the sole purpose of saving our wildlife. Thank you so much for your very kind comment on my work. It is deeply appreciated. :)
Hello Kathy :-) choice action flight image, is that also its natural colour? beautiful capture
Thank you so much for your very kind comment on my work. It is deeply appreciated. Yes, this is the natural color of the spoonbill. The adults do get a deeper pink at the base of the wings and have black markings at the tips and on the back of the head. So glad you enjoyed the photo. :)
Comments
Kathy, this is WONDERFUL!!! What a beautiful capture!
Thank you so much Tibby for your very kind comment on my work. It is deeply appreciated. :)
– Kathy Baccari
very beautiful!
Thank you so much for your very kind comment on my work Charmiene. It is so very much appreciated. :)
– Kathy Baccari
Excellent… I wish I could see one of these birds
Thank you so much Poete for your kind comment on my work. It is deeply appreciated. :)
– Kathy Baccari
Fantastic capture!!
Thank you so very much Donna for your wonderful comment on my photograph. I appreciate it so very much. Thanks for stopping by. :)
– Kathy Baccari
WOW!!!
Thank you so much Dougie for your very kind comment on my work. It is much appreciated. :)
– Kathy Baccari
Lovely capture Kathy
Thanks very much Larry for accepting my photo. :)
– Kathy Baccari
They really are so stunning…. that color is just so pretty… wonderful image, Kathy.
Thank you so much Kat for your very kind comment on my photograph. It is deeply appreciated. :)
– Kathy Baccari
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Pretty bird, Kathy!Thank you so very much Robert for this wonderful opportunity. I am so very honored. :)
– Kathy Baccari
Some biologist say that Spoonbills can tell us how well we’re doing with the environment when they show up. But I have seen them move and never return before to the same place. Consider yourself blessed. Wonderful shot!
Oh yes Franklin I feel so blessed to have the opportunity to even see them never mind photograph them. I guess we are doing good with the environment that they’ve been here over the last 8 years. There is so much land here that is left natural and for the sole purpose of saving our wildlife. Thank you so much for your very kind comment on my work. It is deeply appreciated. :)
– Kathy Baccari
Hello Kathy :-) choice action flight image, is that also its natural colour? beautiful capture
Thank you so much for your very kind comment on my work. It is deeply appreciated. Yes, this is the natural color of the spoonbill. The adults do get a deeper pink at the base of the wings and have black markings at the tips and on the back of the head. So glad you enjoyed the photo. :)
– Kathy Baccari