Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Tulips and Snow Geese
What do Geese and Tulips have in common ? at this time of year we have the Skagit Valley tulip festival and it coincides with the annual migration of the Snow Geese, they stop off to rest and fatten up on their way to the arctic circle to breed. This makes for great photographic opportunities, if you can't get one your bound to get the other. One other migratory bird of note in the NW are the Sandhill crane common to Eastern Washington during their migration.
Ross Murphy Images In Light
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300 f2.8 IS L,
5D Mk II,
EF 1.4x II TC,
Skagit Valley,
Snow Geese,
tulips
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Those last two photos take my breath away!
ReplyDeletewell thank you Misty.
ReplyDeleteRoss