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Newton’s Third Law of Motion and Implications for Bird Photography

April 1, 2022

Newton’s Third Law of Motion and Implications for Bird Photography

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Moho pererū/mioweka/Banded rail with chick. Fabulous evening watching this family of 2 adults and 5 chicks as squadrons of kuaka/Bartailed godwit and Tōrea South Island Pied oystercatcher flew overhead. With @edinzphoto #nikonz9

Pohowera/Banded dotterel channeling her inner albatross Nikon Z9 with Nikkor Z 180-600. #nikonz9

Subadult male NZ Sealion resting in a blizzard of wind blown sand. Nikon Z9 with Nikkor Z 180-600 #nikonz9 #nikkorz180600mmf5663

Hoiho/Yellow-eyed penguin. Nikon Z9 with Nikkor 180-600mm with 1.4x teleconverter. Excellent opportunity to photograph a number of these rare birds on our Catlins wildlife photography tour. With @edinzphoto @birdsong_projects_nz @rondel.nz @eyemac23 @newzealandphotographyworkshops #nikonz9

Pohowera/Banded Dotterel enjoying the last light of day at Port Molyneux, Kaka Point. @edinzphoto @newzealandphotographyworkshops #nikonz9

Northern gannet floating in a ripping updraft. Slowly working my way through a huge pile of photos from our stunning days at Bempton Cliffs with @edinzphoto #nikonz9

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