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Bird photography
RedRobin:
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All your shots are excellent, PND :congrats: :congrats: :congrats: :congrats: :congrats:
You have succeeded in capturing the typically characteristic mannerisms of each species [OMG! I'm sounding like Sheldon in "The Big Bang Theory"!]
I see all sorts of birds in my garden as I live in a small river corridor and have lots of trees. But I just use binoculars and know the limits of my pocket-sized compact digital camera. I have watched birds all my life and also owned free-flight Macaws for many years.
The only creatures with wings which I manage to photograph are insects.
PND:
Thanks Robin. I'm enjoying my new step into photography. I'm spoilt by having a Nature Reserve quite near to my house!
Here are a few more from last weekend..
Paul.
RedRobin:
--- Quote from: PND on September 13, 2012, 05:56:05 pm ---
Thanks Robin. I'm enjoying my new step into photography. I'm spoilt by having a Nature Reserve quite near to my house!
Here are a few more from last weekend..
Paul.
--- End quote ---
....Perfect! Willow Warbler?
The Longtailed Tits in my neck of the woods usually visit in gangs of about five.
MC71:
Really nice pics Paul. :congrats:
Just been going through the photo's that Top Cat has put a link to, simple some of the most beautiful, stunning and awe inspiring photography I've ever seen.
Note to self: Must get back out with my camera and try harder! :ashamed:
PND:
All your :congrats: are appreciated thanks. Here was this morning's visitor to my feeder while I was having my breakfast.. Taken through blinds and a window so a bit 'milky' but OK for a snapshot!
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