Stretch
by morpheus71
The elegant (near fledgling) Peregrine falcon chick 'VK' stretching her wings at the edge of her nest.
St Michael's Church
Mount Dinham
Exeter
Pentax K3 Mark1
Sigma 50-500mm APO OS lens at 500mm hand-held
St Michael's Church
Mount Dinham
Exeter
Pentax K3 Mark1
Sigma 50-500mm APO OS lens at 500mm hand-held
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Uploaded22/06/2019 - 20:12
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Posted 23/06/2019 - 23:52
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GIULIO57 wrote:
Stretching her wings and more important "sipping"air in her lungs(air sacs)....to become lighter. Useful feature of all birds allowing them to get a better flying
Many thanks for sharing your wisdom Giulio I guess this is because they don't have a diaphragm?Stretching her wings and more important "sipping"air in her lungs(air sacs)....to become lighter. Useful feature of all birds allowing them to get a better flying
Can't wait to see the youngster start learning to fly this week coming, due to fledge on Monday or Tuesday
Posted 25/06/2019 - 05:26
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morpheus71 wrote:
Can't wait to see the youngster start learning to fly this week coming, due to fledge on Monday or Tuesday
I'm not wise.....I read it on science books (wisdome of other peoples. Not mine....)...
GIULIO57 wrote:
Stretching her wings and more important "sipping"air in her lungs(air sacs)....to become lighter. Useful feature of all birds allowing them to get a better flying
Many thanks for sharing your wisdom Giulio I guess this is because they don't have a diaphragm?Stretching her wings and more important "sipping"air in her lungs(air sacs)....to become lighter. Useful feature of all birds allowing them to get a better flying
Can't wait to see the youngster start learning to fly this week coming, due to fledge on Monday or Tuesday
Posted 25/06/2019 - 17:45
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GIULIO57 wrote:
Still, I appreciate your sharing of that knowledge. Thanks
morpheus71 wrote:
Can't wait to see the youngster start learning to fly this week coming, due to fledge on Monday or Tuesday
I'm not wise.....I read it on science books (wisdome of other peoples. Not mine....)...GIULIO57 wrote:
Stretching her wings and more important "sipping"air in her lungs(air sacs)....to become lighter. Useful feature of all birds allowing them to get a better flying
Many thanks for sharing your wisdom Giulio I guess this is because they don't have a diaphragm?Stretching her wings and more important "sipping"air in her lungs(air sacs)....to become lighter. Useful feature of all birds allowing them to get a better flying
Can't wait to see the youngster start learning to fly this week coming, due to fledge on Monday or Tuesday
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