A group of Spoonbills in the shallow water

All spoonbills have large, flat, spatulate bills and feed by wading through shallow water, sweeping the partly opened bill from side to side. It always looks funny when there is a group of spoonbills wading, sometimes they do even synchronize their movements in the water. Since today, I only found Spoonbills at Lake Neusiedler and it is probably the only place where you can find them in Austria. There are some spots in the Czech Republic. I think these are very beautiful birds and every time I see them I am very happy.

Spoonbills in the shallow water of the Lake Neusiedler. Picture: Florian Glechner

Camera used	Nikon D500
Lens used	Sigma 150-600 mm lens
Filter used	none
Exposure Time	1/5000 Seconds
Aperture used	F6.3
Focal Length	600 mm
Time	11:21 am
ISO	100

I hope this summer I will see them once again, but I still don't know yet when I will visit Lake Neusiedler again this summer for some wildlife photography, because the wetlands of the Inn River are a lot closer and it doesn't take so long to drive there, and the Inn River is also a very interesting Bird paradise.

A flock of spoonbills. Picture: Florian Glechner.

Camera used	Nikon D500
Lens used	Sigma 150-600 mm lens
Filter used	none
Exposure Time	1/3200 Seconds
Aperture used	F6.3
Focal Length	350 mm
Time	11:20 am
ISO	100

A group of Spoonbills in the shallow water. Picture: Florian Glechner.

Camera used	Nikon D500
Lens used	Sigma 150-600 mm lens
Filter used	none
Exposure Time	1/500 Seconds
Aperture used	F6.3
Focal Length	358 mm
Time	11:28 am
ISO	100