Finally, I've got a GoPro Hero, which is fully waterproof and can be used for underwater work. If the gear needs three-legged stabilization, it is mounted on either an Induro tripod, attached to an Induro Gimbal head, or a Gitzo 3542 tripod and Wimberly WH-200 head. I do lots of macro, and my typical flash gear is the Canon Twin-Lite setup, or sometimes a diffused Canon 600 speedlite. The lens bag includes a number of Canon lenses that collectively cover most bases, ranging from macro to super telephotos. My current camera bodies are a Canon R5, 6D II and 5D IV - all three are awesome cameras, each with their primary use. I've since returned to Canon, and use their gear exclusively. Early on was a Canon Rebel DSLR, followed by a Nikon D7000. If you delve back far enough into this blog, you will see photos that were made with a range of cameras. Vieillot' and 'the Mississippi Kite of Mr. The wingspan of adult Mississippi kites ranges from 75 to 83 cm (average 79 cm). Vigors placed Ictinia 'the Milan Cresserelle of M. In addition, more than 120 species of fish live in the Mississippi River. Posted by Unknown at 6:26 PM No comments: Labels: babies, birds, Louisiana, Mississippi Kite, raptor, suburban birds, urban birds. Males range from 34 to 36 cm in length and weigh 214 to 304 g. Mississippi Kite Call - Charismatic Planet The Mississippi Kite, Ictinia mississippiensis, is a small bird of prey in the family Accipitridae. Baby Mississippi Kites from Jane Patterson on Vimeo. Females are larger than males, ranging from 34.5 to 37 cm in total length and 270 to 388 g. Since then, photography has become a passion and a steadily growing addiction. Mississippi kites are small falcon-shaped birds of prey. That's when I got my first digital camera. I've been taking photographs for a few decades, but never became fully engaged in photography until 2003.
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If you contact me requesting free photos, the reply may be long in coming :-) If interested in an image(s), please feel free to contact me at: jimmccormac35 AT All rights are reserved.Īll photographs are available for purchase. After about 2-3 weeks, female also may hunt and bring food to nest.
Male brings food to nest, and female feeds it to young. Young: During first week after hatching, young are brooded almost continuously by female. In this video, youll learn about the Mississippi Kites identifi. Incubation is by both parents, about 28-31 days. The photographs may not be copied, reproduced, stored, distributed or manipulated without written permission. Welcome to a video essay going over everything you need to know about the Mississippi Kite. All photographs (unless otherwise noted) on these web pages are the exclusive property of Jim McCormac, and are protected under United States and International copyright laws.
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