Photo of the Day ~ Birds Category ~ April 14, 2007

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Whoa Nelly
by Gerry Dubois (Gerryd04)

Camera:

Nikon D-50

Location:

Somewhere in...

Australia

Photographer Notes:

80-200 F2.8

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Ella commented on April 14, 2007 02:55:

What a great shot, Gerry! A well deserved POTD, congratulations!!!

Linn Smith commented on April 14, 2007 04:17:

Terrific action shot!! You caught the moment perfectly - congratulations.

Tom Briggs commented on April 14, 2007 05:34:

I will agree with Ella and Linn, wonderful photo, clean, clear. Congratulations on your POTD.

Kathy Pazaryna commented on April 14, 2007 05:42:

Great Action shot looks like he is on water skis also love the wing span and clarity Big Congrats on this one Gerry

Gerry commented on April 14, 2007 06:02:

Thx for the kind words one and all, had two good days with nice light and really enjoyed learning more about pelicans, one point being that they are masters of clumsy landings :)

Joe Shah commented on April 14, 2007 08:49:

Have to add my plaudits on this one Gerry! Never seen better! Lots of Pelicans round my waY.

Bob Reisinger commented on April 14, 2007 09:14:

Super picture! You caught the action perfectly. Keep up the fine work.

Donna Paul commented on April 14, 2007 09:52:

FABULOUS Action Capture...Great Title

debbie commented on April 14, 2007 12:58:

Great clrity and great capture you have here....Congratulations!

James Thompson commented on April 14, 2007 15:00:

Excellent capture..the look on the Pelican's face is priceless

Gerry commented on April 14, 2007 18:43:

Once again thaks for all the comments, reading them is a lovely way to begin a sunny Sunday morning (turns his head sideways to leave the room).

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