Red-necked Phalarope
by Ken Archer
Another photo from Nome Alaska. We found this little pond that was in-habitated by several species of birds. This phalarope performed a nice preening session within a few feet of a pair of resting Arctic Terns.
Canon MkIV, 600mm & 1.4x tele-converter, f9, 1/1000. ISO 640
I contemplated for a while and decided to remove a couple of distracting rocks on either side of the bird, cropped 15% all around.
All your comments and suggestions are very much appreciated
Ken Archer
Comments
17 commentsLove the look of this bird. Would like to see the reflection too.
Love the pose and colors. The bird stands out well against the greenish water. That bird seems to be keeping a close eye on you.
well-done!
Sandy
Ray
Great job on the rock removal also.
Nice details, well done Ken