"flying in the danger zone"

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"flying in the danger zone"
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Ok if any one in Ct. can tell me were the birds have gone ( all through May I have seen only 40% of the bird that were here last year)? Of the five birds I looked at in Old Lyme, Ct on May 25, these two Osprey gave me the only show in town. This is a five shot sequence.
Thank you for stopping by.
Peter

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Technical Details

Canon R5, Canan100-500mm & 1.4ext, f10, 560mm & 660mm, 1/1600, +.3EV, ISO 640. The shots are crop around 40% and I adjusted the selective tones, contrast, saturation in DXO Photo Labs5 and used Topaz Sharpen Al for the final output.

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A very cool sequence, Peter. Was this a territorial dispute or courtship? In either case it’s some great synchronized flying. The birds are all nice and crisp and well exposed.

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Great series, Peter. Also nice work on the processing.

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A nice series of interactive behavior. I like the first one were the upper Osprey is clearly looking at the lower one.

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Nice series Peter with the first shot being my favorite as the birds are both facing towards us. Good job getting both in frame for the series.

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Hi
Thank you all for the comments, their nest sit across the river from each other. Each time I go to Old Lyme, is the number one series of shot I am looking for.
Peter