I've never had the opportunity to watch Gannets feeding so close to the Kent coast as I did on Wednesday. High tide brought them close into the Dungeness coast. So with my new-found "skills" or lack of unfortunately, I tried a few flight shots.
They were rubbish, but at least you can see the acrobatics that these amazing birds go through to get their food.
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Starting the dive |
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Stealth mode |
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Streamline |
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So streamlined this is the water as only the wing tips are showing!
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Gannets showing that they really are the masters of diving!
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