ML619158301

Age

Not specified

Sex

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Observation details

I was watching two doves flying. One stopped and was a EUCD, the other one flew to the end of the pier and stopped at the top of the caged stairway. I was surprised to see it was a WWDO! A crow decided it wanted the perch the dove was on, so the bird flew to the white building on the other side and seem to be getting comfortable until it got poked by a pelican when it spread its wings out. It looks like it might be heading back to its original location, but the crow was still there at the time, so it kept flying last I saw it was headed north east. It was the slender body and the upright position that first made me look with my binoculars - I was about 2/3 of the way back to the start of the pier. I came back to get better photos. Red eyes; blue orbital rings; rounded tail; white edges to wings.

Technical information

Model

Canon PowerShot SX70 HS

Lens

3.8-247mm

ISO

100

Focal length

247 mm

Flash

Flash did not fire

f-stop

f/8.0

Shutter speed

1/640 sec

Dimensions

5184 pixels x 3888 pixels

Original file size

3.56 MB