Showing posts with label Beak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beak. Show all posts

Saturday, 20 September 2014

Starling

Having dislocated my knee again recently i have been photographing a lot of wildlife in my garden. This is another example of garden wildlife. I was able to set up my camera in a prime position and wait in comfort which was a nice change :D. 


f/8
1/1600
ISO - 2000
500mm


Thursday, 18 September 2014

Curlew

When i got my first Digital SLR and new very little about photography i went down to my local nature reserve and by chance photographed a bizarre bird flying past (quite badly photographed). A couple of years on and i realise that that sighting was very lucky and for it to be the first bird i ever photographed was even more so. So it was nice the other day to get a photograph of this rare and impressive bird, the Curlew.


f/6.3
1/1000
ISO - 640
500mm


Friday, 12 September 2014

Green Woodpecker


In the last few months we have been hearing the sounds of woodpeckers around our garden. Finally, we got a visit from one of the noisy neighbors today. He jumped around the garden for a good half an hour eating ants in the ground (which is why green woodpeckers are not often seen in woodlands and found more often in open grassland).



f/8
1/200
ISO -160
500mm