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Whopper Swan in morning light - Sångsvan i morgonljus
NF Photo 130406 at Hornborgasjön
This weekend I´ve been to Lake Hornborga (Hornbogasjön) to look for the cranes and swans that stops at the lake during their migration up north. There are also geeze and ducks and whatever bird you like. This weekend there was about 1850 cranes and probably the same amount of Whopper swans. That is very low what the canes concerns. As far as I know there usually are at least 5 times that number. But this year the weather is too bad and the cranes is still in Germany and other countries further south. Waiting for the weather to change. There is hardly any open water in the lake and due to that very low number of ducks. But still we had a great weekend.
Enough for now! There will be other posts in the Birdblog and the Travel blog later on.
NF Photo 130406 at Hornborgasjön
This weekend I´ve been to Lake Hornborga (Hornbogasjön) to look for the cranes and swans that stops at the lake during their migration up north. There are also geeze and ducks and whatever bird you like. This weekend there was about 1850 cranes and probably the same amount of Whopper swans. That is very low what the canes concerns. As far as I know there usually are at least 5 times that number. But this year the weather is too bad and the cranes is still in Germany and other countries further south. Waiting for the weather to change. There is hardly any open water in the lake and due to that very low number of ducks. But still we had a great weekend.
Enough for now! There will be other posts in the Birdblog and the Travel blog later on.
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wonderful - just wonderful! :)
ReplyDeleteWow...this image is incredibly gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteMycket tjusigt och antagligen ovanligt foto!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! You were so lucky to capture this guy stretching his wings, and the sun flowing through the feathers!!! I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat magical light! A great shot.
ReplyDeleteTranslucent wings are nicely captured!
ReplyDeleteOh, magical light indeed and what a terrific capture!!
ReplyDeleteWow, he`s posing for you!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeletethanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo and perfect capture with the swan's wings spread.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a beautiful capture of the wings in action! Gorgeous photo!
ReplyDeleteLove the lit up wings!!! Nice!!
ReplyDeleteThe blue light gives it a magical quality. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLäcker bild. Gillar den transparenta vingen!
ReplyDeleteWhat an outstanding photo. The lighting is just perfect.
ReplyDeletethanks everyone. :)
ReplyDeleteThe light shining through the swan's wings is absolutely magical.
ReplyDeletethe wings are stunning!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. This guy knows how to flex his muscles.
ReplyDeleteEven though the weather has been cold here, migration (except for raptors) seems to be on schedule. I'm surprised yours is a bit behind. Our raptors are still waiting to fly north in large numbers though.
ReplyDeleteLovely - inspiring shot!
ReplyDeleteyou shot at the perfect moment
ReplyDeletewow..beautiful photo...perfect for nature notes..michelle
ReplyDeleteGreat catch!
ReplyDeletethanks!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture. I am always amazed by how strong those birds' wings are.
ReplyDeleteWonderful light on that shy swan.
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