Ah, the beauty of flight. Wings up, wings down, it is flat out magical.
Snow geese (Chen carerulescens), a group of them is rightfully called a “blizzard”, “chevron”, “knot”, “plump” or “string”. During migration they fly so high, that they can barely be seen. Thank our Father that on this day in Bosque Del Apache, NM, they were flying at about eye level with a few thousand of their flock sitting in the field behind them.
Fly at the needed altitude on your journey††nada te turbe†††jim
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180 degrees out of phase! Beautiful shot.
Brendan….THANX, silly geese are a trip to photograph. After 2 weeks, I can still hear them “honking”, not all together a bad thing…..en theos….jim
What wonderful photo ops God gives us! Wouldn’t mind getting caught in this kind of blizzard! Great capture and release!
Sheila……amen, just watch out for all the poop, not a pretty thought…..en theos…jim
Lovely shot
Thanx Eden……they are fun birds to watch & record, got to love em…..en theos…jim
Love it Jim! Just beautiful…as always!