The Corn Bunting is now using the song perch so often that I really don't need any more singing, preening, scratching and wing stretching shots, again utterly unbothered by me being there to the point that I can change the perch between visits.
Wednesday, 11 June 2008
More Lapwings and Corn Buntings
Some days nature photography can be slow and frustrating, and some days it can really "blow your socks off"; 4 images from a very good day. The Lapwing is totally unphased by the remote camera, however it does get too close sometimes, even at 20mm!
The Corn Bunting is now using the song perch so often that I really don't need any more singing, preening, scratching and wing stretching shots, again utterly unbothered by me being there to the point that I can change the perch between visits.
The Corn Bunting is now using the song perch so often that I really don't need any more singing, preening, scratching and wing stretching shots, again utterly unbothered by me being there to the point that I can change the perch between visits.
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It can't be fair that you've got birds coming so close that they're getting within the range of a 20mm lens!!
It's the Lynx effect Keith! Oooh and about £30 worth of mealworms + 12 weeks work topping up the feeder and pool daily........
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