Overlapping...

Posted by Judy (Brooksville, Florida, United States) on 29 September 2008 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.

Two Pelicans in flight, look as if they were 'arm in arm'.......

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leslie from norwich, United Kingdom

Well seen & taken shot

29 Sep 2008 6:02am

@leslie: Thank you, Leslie.

Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada

Amazing shot Judy.

29 Sep 2008 6:42am

@Marion: Thanks, Marion ... they were fun to watch.

MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom

Oh wow! you got a great capture here Judy.

29 Sep 2008 7:02am

@MaryB: Thank you, Mary.

Mandy Provan from Johannesburg, South Africa

Such an awesome shot Judy!!! fabulous capture

29 Sep 2008 10:44am

@Mandy Provan: Such funny birds ... thanks, Mandy.

Marie-Hélène Ammor from Casablanca/Paris, Morocco

Wow...!!! incredible ...bravo Judy !!

29 Sep 2008 10:49am

@Marie-Hélène Ammor: Thank you, Marie.

Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia

Dramatic action. A fine capture, Judy.

29 Sep 2008 11:21am

@Michael Skorulski: Thanks, Michael.

Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States

If they were jets, they'd be re-fueling in mid-flight. Cool capture, Judy. Pelicans are among my favorite subjects, they are so effortlessly graceful in flight.

29 Sep 2008 11:23am

@Viewfinder: *Ha, ha ... *
You're right, for such big and somewhat cumbersome-looking birds, they soar......

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

you photographed something exceptional here sweety :)

29 Sep 2008 11:35am

@Lorraine: Thank you; I appreciate that!

Earnest from Oklahoma, United States

Neat photo, Judy. Nice and clear too.

29 Sep 2008 12:29pm

@Earnest: Thank you, Earnest.

MJ from Delaware, United States

that is great.... I like vf comment... really cool... great capture

29 Sep 2008 2:11pm

@MJ: Thanks, MJ ... such fun to follow them with the camera!

Chris from South Jersey, United States

cool shot - they are in formation, readying for a bombing run!!! I love watching pelicans (in Virginia) but have not yet been able to capture them.....

29 Sep 2008 4:33pm

@Chris: We don't have many pelicans up here on the Nature Coast, but south of us, both on the east and west coast they are plentiful.
I like your "bombing run" idea! <grin>

Fliss from Melbourne Beach, United States

Great action shot... I just adore pelicans...

29 Sep 2008 9:52pm

@Fliss: Thanks, Fliss ... I do too; I think they are really funny birds.

Jrask from Pasadena, United States

Wow, interesting capture! I might have some pelicans up in the next few weeks!

30 Sep 2008 1:12am

@Jrask: Thanks, Josh ... they are fun to watch!

tyan from Singapore, Singapore

WOW,what a wonderfully brilliant capture.I actually thought they were eagles at 1st sight.These pelicans look just as graceful and grand!:)

30 Sep 2008 1:32am

@tyan: Thanks, Ty ... for such large birds on the ground, they are so graceful in flight!

Sowmya from Chennai, India

That is an amazing shot, Judy! You have captured with such clarity! Kudos to you.

30 Sep 2008 2:38am

@Sowmya: Thank you ...... I wondered when I snapped the shot, but was pleased when I saw the results.

Magda from Vancouver, Canada

Fabulous capture! That is amazing...

1 Oct 2008 12:23am

@Magda: Thanks, Magda.

Emily Ng from Adelaide, Australia

amazing shot! looks like how eagles grasps onto preys. i think pelicans arent as vicious thou lol

1 Oct 2008 12:58am

@Emily Ng: Thank you, Emily ... you're right, pelicans are more gentle.

Barbara from Florida, United States

Wow! What timing Judy. The one looks like he is hanging onto the other and giving him a tow. Fun shot.

1 Oct 2008 2:32pm

@Barbara: Thanks, Barb. I wasn't sure I really caught them but was thrilled when I looked at the photos!

Sony DSLR-A100
1/640 second
F/7.1
ISO 100
200 mm

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