Ended Official BYC Mini Contest #9 - Flying Fowl Photo Contest

[N F C]

Winners announced here!

OFFICIAL BYC FLYING FOWL PHOTO CONTEST​

This contest is brought to you by our BYC Sponsors​

(click to view & support them)​

​

Does your chicken charter her way across snowy terrains?​

​

(Photo courtesy of @RMo2)​

​

Do your geese glide?​

​

(Photo courtesy of @Zaccurry16)

​

Does your peafowl pilot through blue skies?​

​

(Photo courtesy of @peachick)​

​

Share your best photos of your flying backyard super-birds for a chance to win one of three 2017 BYC Calendars!

That’s right…THREE lucky members will be selected to receive a beautiful 2017 BYC calendar!




Rules for entering:
* All entries must be submitted as a reply to this thread
* Limit of 3 photos per member
* The photographs must be taken by you
* No editing, photoshopping or captions…just the natural beauty of backyard birds in flight
Have fun!

We will be accepting entries until Sunday the 11th of December

If you would like a calendar, without entering the contest, please see how to purchase one HERE​

 

[BantyChooks]

If you look real close, you'll see he got a fraction off the ground.... So it counts, right?

 

[nzpouter]

 

[NathanZee]

Does this count as a photo?

 

[Wickedchicken6]

Ok, here goes...

Entry #2



This is one of my OEGB guys from my May hatching. I thought I may have captured a pic of him up close because he flew towards me.
I didn't get a closer pic but much to my surprise, he landed on my arm! He's one of several cockerels from the same hatch.
I've never handled him...lol. What a sweetie!


I love my OEGBs , SO personable.

 

[Wickedchicken6]

Ok...da dada da.....

Image #3

 

[BantyChooks]

i thought it was a very valid question 

If I tried to chase them, the only pic I'd get would be of some reluctant looking ducks sorta going almost forward whie looking back to make sure I wasn't handing food out....

 

[casportpony]

Quote: She takes amazing pictures like this:

PS i do not know much about penning birds mine all free range but as long as it is not breeding season upon me my males are all fine together and i have 18 adult males after this next month they will begin to claim territory and the dance ( sparring ) will begin and they either tough it out or run and find a place to get away , in a penned situation they can not do this unless it is extremely big like 1000's of square feet with hiding places .

 

[summerb123]

what if they're not really flying just dreaming that they could fly? like my HUGE rooster?

 

[deserteggs22]

Entry 1: