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lol Big Bird (aka, Sandhill Crane) was about 15′ away from the deer and on a little rise. I knew that there were cranes in the field but I didn’t know the deer was there until it was too late. Otherwise, I would have gotten into a better position. The deer had been curious about the bird and had walked up and sniffed it. The bird made its big-crane noise and the deer backed off.
Well now we know were Big Bird retired to after Sesame Street stopped production. What kind of bird is that and is it really the size of a deer?
lol Big Bird (aka, Sandhill Crane) was about 15′ away from the deer and on a little rise. I knew that there were cranes in the field but I didn’t know the deer was there until it was too late. Otherwise, I would have gotten into a better position. The deer had been curious about the bird and had walked up and sniffed it. The bird made its big-crane noise and the deer backed off.
Hey Carole,
Great picture. I shoot wildlife the same way you do.
You shoot wildlife out-of-perspective too?
smart ass