Part 3 of 3

Very similar yet again but if you review two days and then click forward it's like a mini movie. Poor bird in the middle - it think he had quite the shock!!

[Shy Abel]

I love how they are at the bottom of the photo, the light blue almost white background really make this photo!

[Chris Johnson]

Likewise, the bottom composition looks awesome. The stance of the bird in the middle looks so funny..."watch where you're flying, will ya" :P

[Milanie]

It is fun to watch the 3 shots in sequence!

[Maggiemae]

Ah he missed! But gave the other a fright! wow! fav

[Graham Thresher]

Great capture.

[Katrina]

Love it. Especially viewing all three in sequence. Would make a great triptych (is that how you spell it?)

[HelenM]

Love the composition of these - and the dark birds against the expanse of blue works a treat

[Nick]

All three make a great sequence. Love the soft blues.

[Babs]

Lovely to see all three shots together. The poor bird looks traumatised.

[alia_801]

Great shot, on its own and with the others. I like the dancing bird in this one :)

[Irene Marshall]

Great action capture.

[Ashley]

Love the unique perspective of this series! You handled it creatively well!!! :-)

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Love it. I like your idea of doing it in three shots.

[Caroline]

This is so great - I love his little feet :) although he seems like a bully! I love the succession of the story!!

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot

[Lisa Pouncy]

These three shots would look amazing as a triptych xx

[Margaret Brown]

Great movie!! I agree it would make a great triptych

[Nina Ganci]

loved this series Kim! wow! brilliant timing
fav

[👑 AnaZad]

Great sequence of great shots.

[Pyrrhula]

Great series of beautiful shots

[Susan Klassen]

Love the series of herons!

[Beth Shepherd]

The dance of the herons. I am always so unashamedly biased towards herons because my daughter bears the name of the genus :)