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Posted: Mon May 17th, 2021 08:34
 
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I found it with my bins then looked through the camera, even though I knew where it was it took some finding with the camera. It's camo is amazing.

 




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Iain wrote:
I found it with my bins then looked through the camera, even though I knew where it was it took some finding with the camera. It's camo is amazing.
I saw one in Alsace hopping up between the grape vines some years ago. I had totally missed it and it didn't seem bothered about me. Unfortunately I was shooting infra red wide angle and not equipped for bird photography back then.

We had a Hoopoe in the recreational garden across the road from us, yesterday (according to Norfolk Birdline).

I hung my iPad out of the window and played the distinctive Hoopoe call off my bird song app for ages to no avail. Of course one doesn't know exactly what the recording was 'saying'. It could have told it to b*gger off......it seems to have done that anyway.



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The fact that it didn't show that is probably what it was saying.🤣🤣

 




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Still trying to get to grips with the Sony, and a zoom lens! I keep forgetting the flexibility of the 200-600 available range. 

Ordinarily it sits at 600 and I can sometimes struggle to leave sufficient surround to frame the bird forgetting I can zoom out.

This time I did the opposite!

Trying to capture a young Dunnock flitting about the tree, I managed to get this shot which later required about a 25-50% crop. 

Then I realised I had the lens set at 300mm 🤬

It's hard breaking the habits of a life time .in this case prime lens v zoom flexibility.



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Couldn't help feeling sorry for this scruffy Bluetit.

Going in and out of its nest hole to feed its brood has taken a toll on its appearance




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Another Dunnock foraging in the bushes..



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I don't really know where all this bright light is coming from!  I had to get the iso down into 3 digits for a change.


Here's another baby..



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Not sure we should be including 'caged bird' photos, but anyway here's my version. 😀





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That's enoughback to weeding the garden. 😞



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Eric, Are you on the A7iii or A1?



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jk wrote:
Eric, Are you on the A7iii or A1?
I think it's the A7iii that Eric has.

 




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Thief!! Good job the dogs weren't there to witness some of their breakfast going awol!



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update I had a warranty problem with my olympus 1-mkii in the grip coming off , sent back for repair which took nearly a month to get there and back .. in frustration at being camera-less I bought a mk3 body from h.dew ..both arrived on the same day .. ah so ..anyway its taken me a few weeks to adjust to the new body ,weather, birds breeding, family stuff etc .. and am just really starting to gel with it now .hence no posts of late . heres a from this week .please note the gannet in flight shot does not contain sensor dust bunnies its millions of flies on the cliffs at bempton 

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Excellent shots Jeff.  I must get up to Bempton again.  Haven't been there for 30 years😳


I've been trying to locate a Tawny Owl thats been keeping down the rodents in our garden. We regularly hear them at night but of late the blackbirds have been pinking away down in our woodland corner during the daytime.

Not easy to find and even harder to get a clear line of sight. So not perfect photo..but a nice 'garden' bird and first for us!





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Eric wrote:
Excellent shots Jeff.  I must get up to Bempton again.  Haven't been there for 30 years😳


I've been trying to locate a Tawny Owl thats been keeping down the rodents in our garden. We regularly hear them at night but of late the blackbirds have been pinking away down in our woodland corner during the daytime.

Not easy to find and even harder to get a clear line of sight. So not perfect photo..but a nice 'garden' bird and first for us!





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It's changed a lot in the few years since my last visit Eric , we did a 4.30a.m cross country dash and got there early someone that arrived at 9.a.m got the last car parking spot .. horrendous amount of people there by mid day

 

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