And can anyone spot Mr Peregrine in this photo? This was just as he set off on a long, arrow-straight descent, towards our barn in fact.
Re: Watch the birdy...
Posted: 26 Apr 2017, 11:29
by Philkiteflyer
Jolly Roger wrote:And can anyone spot Mr Peregrine in this photo? This was just as he set off on a long, arrow-straight descent, towards our barn in fact.
Nice site. Very jealous. I think I see him.
Phillip C
Re: Watch the birdy...
Posted: 26 Apr 2017, 11:42
by Jolly Roger
Philkiteflyer wrote:
Jolly Roger wrote:And can anyone spot Mr Peregrine in this photo? This was just as he set off on a long, arrow-straight descent, towards our barn in fact.
Nice site. Very jealous. I think I see him.
Phillip C
Cheers Phillip. Yes that's him.
Any photos of Kiwis in flight?
Re: Watch the birdy...
Posted: 27 May 2017, 08:36
by Jolly Roger
Short video. Falcon appears after about 30 secs.
Re: Watch the birdy...
Posted: 27 May 2017, 11:16
by Jolly Roger
The Earth is curved?
I do like the curved horizon too Chris. But I've got to admit I think that at this altitude the curve is mostly because the extra wide angle lens distorts the horizon if it is not half way up the frame. I have it set to point down at about 10 deg and I notice that if I point it up by the same amount then the horizon curves the other way.
