Through the Lens: Black-necked Stilt
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I really enjoyed this video and the information. Thank you.
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amazing video. it's so interesting to see species sort of working together like that.
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I enjoyed that,Thanks so much.....
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Great quality video!
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Hey,
Great video! Were you using a Canon 7D?
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Until this video, I had only ever seen individual specimens of this magnificent bird. Now I see they flock very much like sandpipers and so are more closely allied with them than they appear to be when alone.
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OBTW That wasn't an owl, was it?
FB
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Thanks for the "Louisiana" stilts (my home state). Made me stand in front of the Clem we have: a lone stilt, with a shadow stilt reflected in the shallow water (1965). When was the last time I really looked at it???
Years later Bob was painting large flocks of birds around Chatham. If I had been a closer friend, and had thought of it, I would have invited him here to paint the stilts at Bombay NWR.
Thank you, again, for the wonderful photography.
Forrest Bogan
@forrestbogan Glad you liked the video! That was a Northern Harrier. They have a superficial resemblance to owls because of their small facial discs.
LabofOrnithology 11 months ago