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View fullsize Great Crested Grebe (Toppet Lappedykker) photographed at sunrise in a very early summer morning from my floating hide. Gotta love that early morning light! - - - - - - - #greatcrestedgrebe #grebes #toppetlappedykker #moodygram #sunrisephotography #cr
View fullsize Juvenile Common Kestrel (Tårnfalk) working hard to swallow a songbird mom dropped off a few minutes earlier. I had the pleasure of following a Kestrel family with 4 babies for several weeks this summer. It was incredible to see the little ones
View fullsize Great Gray Owl (Lapugle). “Otherworldly” is the first word that comes to mind when I think of Great Grays. They really are very special and amazing creatures. - - - - - - - #greatgrayowl #greatgreyowl #GGO #Elite_Owls #strixnebulosa #owl
View fullsize Eurasian Eagle Owl (Stor hornugle) about 20 minutes after sunset. Look at those big orange eyes! Remarkable how bright they are even when there’s hardly any light. ISO 2200, 400mm, f/2.8, 1/15 sec - - - - - - - - - - #eurasianeagleowl #eagleo
View fullsize A tiny little Eurasian Wren (Gærdesmutte) singing it’s heart out at sunrise. You can see just a little bit of breath escaping from the birds beak. I’ve been trying to capture bird breath for a while now without success. Falling temp
View fullsize I think most wildlife photographers in Canada and the US are all too familiar with this silhouette 😉 Belted Kingfisher, BC, July 2020. - - - - - - - - - - - - - #beltedkingfisher #megacerylealcyon #beltedkingfishers #kingfisher #kingfishers #kingf
View fullsize And now for something different - a black and white photo! I'm always looking for nice colours, so I don't usually think to do much black and white photography. But there are certainly cases where it works better than colours and makes the scene more
View fullsize Mute Swan (Knopsvane) photographed early on a warm summer day from my floating hide. One of the abundant species I have a tendency to overlook. I was planning on photographing Great Crested Grebes, but there were zero birds on the water - except for
View fullsize A juvenile Common Kestrel (Tårnfalk) sitting on the ground taking in all the new sights and sounds the world has to offer. I like to think it is admiring the pretty flowers at this moment 😍 ISO 560 / 550mm / f/4 / 1/2000 sec - - - - - - -
View fullsize Eurasian Blue Tit (Blåmejse) at my reflection pool photographed with wide-angle 50mm lens and IR sensor trigger. I've been experimenting a lot lately with all kinds of different approaches to wildlife photography. Trying to do something differe
View fullsize Tawny Owl (Natugle) in the dark forest on a summer evening in Denmark. This was one of those situations where I almost didn’t notice the owl at a distance. And when I did notice it, it took me a while to figure out if it was in fact an owl or j
View fullsize Juvenile Common Kestrel (Tårnfalk) closeup. Every once in a blue moon you do get lucky. This young falcon came in and landed insanely close to me and just sat there. I couldn’t believe my eyes and had to blink several times before I gathe
View fullsize Common Tern (Fjordterne) emerging from the water with a fish in its bill. A new species for me, Terns are absolutely lovely and elegant birds - and so much fun to photograph! I’ve had some amazing sunrise session over the last few weeks. Unfort
View fullsize Male Common Kestrel (Tårnfalk, han) hovering high above its prey waiting for the perfect moment to swoop. It amazes me every time I see this behaviour. Simply incredible how they can stay in the same position for minutes, completely still excep
View fullsize Green Shield Bug (Grøn bredtæge). I’m new to macro photography and still have soooo much to learn. So at this point, everything is an experiment. But right now I’m fascinated with using a small-in-frame approach that leaves s
View fullsize Adult Common Kestrel (Tårnfalk) perched high at sunset somewhere in Denmark. Oh and these are the true colours straight off the memory card (I didn’t tweak the colours at all in Lightroom). ISO 100, 400mm, f/2.8, 1/1250 sec - - - - - -
View fullsize On this crisp summer morning as he stood on the doorstep, Mr. Snail felt particularly motivated to seize the day! 😃 (Oh and in case you’re wondering, his name is Jørgen) Nikon Z6II, Nikon Z 50mm Macro f/2.8. ISO 640, 50 mm, f/11, 1/100
View fullsize Common Tern (Fjordterne) with a freshly-caught fish. Common Terns and Arctic Terns look very much alike, and it can be quite difficult to tell what species you are photographing. I find the easiest way of identifying them is by looking at the bill -
View fullsize A juvenile Common Kestrel (Tårnfalk) with a mouse freshly delivered by mom. Look at all that blood and fur on the beak! Also, note the last remnants of downy feathers sticking out of the back and wings. Nikon D850, Nikon 500mm f/5.6 PF - ISO
View fullsize Up close and personal with a tiny 6mm Wolf Spider (Jagtedderkop). I’ve been feeling a bit of burnout pursuing the species I normally photograph. So I decided to get a macro lens and photograph some completely new subjects. Spiders really caught