Jaime Johnson
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Osprey
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Eric Diller
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Nice landing shot Jaime! Love the wingspan and light on the bird. I might lighten up the nest a tad thou (imo)
Fine capture!
Fine capture!
Jaime Johnson
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Yeah, I actually think there is too much nest..
They haven't even laid eggs yet - I was there last night and they were hanging around, but no eggs yet!
Any idea how long until the hatch once laid?
Asher Kelman
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Jaime,
This is very impressive in the wing display, almost as if we can see the proximal muscle masses close the the bird! If course, with the plumage it's hard to know, but it looks impressive!
Asher
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Great capture, Jaime. Perfect timing. Composition wise, I might reduce the nest a bit, since it's cut off either way.
Hatching usually takes place 30 to 40 days or so after they're laid, according to one source I looked at.
Thanks for posting.
(Please excuse my relative absence in the forum recently; was in Costa Rica for 10 days, and have been swamped with various matters, including working on my photos, since returning. Will have a few interesting shots to post within the next few weeks.)
Hatching usually takes place 30 to 40 days or so after they're laid, according to one source I looked at.
Thanks for posting.
(Please excuse my relative absence in the forum recently; was in Costa Rica for 10 days, and have been swamped with various matters, including working on my photos, since returning. Will have a few interesting shots to post within the next few weeks.)
Scott Williams
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Great shot, love the wing position and lighting!
Don Ferguson Jr.
Well-known member
Wow, that is a nice shot of the osprey with the wings spread bringing the nesting material.