Australasian Gannet (Morus serrator) photographed at Cape Kidnappers, New Zealand To purchase this image follow this link: tarnyacox.redbubble.com/sets/32445/works/4261261-australa...
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Gannet landing on the Bass Rock, Scotland. For video see: www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZesyKlTASk&list=TLr9J0YLCyA9...
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Large seabird of the Atlantic with long, pointed bill, wings, and tail. Adults bright white with cream-colored head and black wingtips. Takes several years to reach adult plumage; juveniles are all sooty-brown and slowly acquire more white as they mature. Nests in enormous colonies on cliffs in the North Atlantic. Spends most of its life at sea, although often fairly close to land, so they are often visible from shore or on whale watching boats. Dives torpedolike into the ocean for fish. Gathers in large feeding flocks, but sometimes solitary.
Spectacular Northern Gannets were flying by in large numbers. It can take 4-5 years for them to reach their white adult plumage. Younger b...
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Spectacular Northern Gannets were flying by in large numbers. It can take 4-5 years for them to reach their white adult plumage. Younger ...
Morus bassanus, Northern Gannet. Large seabird of the Atlantic Ocean, breeding in Western Europe and Northeastern North America. Nests in enormous colonies on cliffs. Dives torpedolike with their bodies straight and rigid, wings tucked close to the body but angled back, before piercing the water like an arrow. When a dive is successful, they swallow the fish underwater before surfacing, and never fly with the fish in their bill. Gathers in large feeding flocks, but sometimes solitary.
Sula Fiber. Brown Gannet.
Faced with the harshest of light (until the wall of fog arrived!) there wasn't much to photograph yesterday at the Cape. There was a group of gannets where by using my D300, 500mm and 1.7X (effective 1275mm, so no, i wasn't near enough to disturb the birds!) i was able to to get some fill on the birds from my flash at full power with better beamer but only by paying close attention to my settings. Setting the camera to single shot mode ensured that i wouldn't waste my time with images that weren't lit with flash. Recycle times were long from using full flash output. I closed down the aperture to the f14 - f18 range and lowered the ISO until i got shutterspeeds low enough to get some effective flash. FP would never have given me enough reach in this scenario. The sun being directly behind the bird made the distant salt water shimmer in the light which gave what i though was a nice addition to the image! Thanks for taking the time to look!
Stamps showing Northern Gannet Morus bassanus
Hello Friends I started this kits a couple months ago but unfortunately my mom get sick and i didn't had the mood for kits for some time now, fortunately my mother is getting better so im getting better too and i returned to the bench with the Mil Mi-2 that i put here last week. I started here a ...
