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Coorong, autumn 2024 (#17 in series: flapping)

 

At 3.13 pm on 13 March 2024 we were on our way back to Goolwa.

At that moment – forty minutes shy of the Goolwa Barrage – I loved the pictured combination of avian “group kerfuffle”, the slightly comic grace of “the lone pelican”, and the “unruffled tranquility” of the birds in the background.

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Coorong, autumn 2024 (#13 in series: pelicans, aloft)

 

On 13 March 2024 there were enormous numbers of pelicans and cormorants in the Coorong’s north lagoon.

In the middle of the day, roosting was not yet on any birds’ agenda, so  “flying high” was likely to be undertaken by pelicans and raptors, only.

i never tire of watching pelicans…

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Coorong, autumn 2024 (#10 in series: swan bomber)

 

For any photographer, attempting to “capture” a bird in flight is always a challenge.

More often than not, one does not succeed.

One is grateful that digital images can be inspected, instantly and deleted, often.

Sometimes, one “captures” something additional to what one had intended…

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