Tell us the truth Mac. You really have a whole house/coop full of trained birds and a separate one of butterflies that pose anyway you want them to. Right?
They're actor critters and they're unionized and I represent them
a perfect Conflict-of-Insects and Bird-in of Proof working relationship.
Actually, the term "creatures of habit" is quite accurate; over the years I have learned to anticipate much in the way of animal/insect/bird behavior and even body language. Having a degree in biology and one in Art History/Fine Arts constitutes a perfect marriage of disciplines regarding nature photography.
Right place, right time plus some luck.
lol Perfect caption!!
Yesterdayyou posted a pic and I said it was your best ever. I stand corrected!
Great name amazing catch. Talk about being in the right place at the right time!
Juveniles can eat you out of house and home !
Tell us the truth Mac. You really have a whole house/coop full of trained birds and a separate one of butterflies that pose anyway you want them to. Right?
Baby birds are never satisfied - but I'm satisfied that this was an excellent photo, a lucky shot, and well-captioned.
They're actor critters and they're unionized and I represent them
a perfect Conflict-of-Insects and Bird-in of Proof working relationship.
Actually, the term "creatures of habit" is quite accurate; over the years I have learned to anticipate much in the way of animal/insect/bird behavior and even body language. Having a degree in biology and one in Art History/Fine Arts constitutes a perfect marriage of disciplines regarding nature photography.
Birds and Butterflies performance union, local 101.
Mother and child
The same dynamic regardless of species
Beautiful picture
Thanks for sharing
One way to spot a juvenile bird is to note the flapping of its feathers when wanting to be fed.