Why I don't do bird photography ...

[William Lewis]

Ok, seen on the book of faces but still

 

[sasquatchphotog]

It's by Bird and Moon - I scrolled through a good number of them the other night after seeing this one, many more chuckles had

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www.birdandmoon.com

 

[William Lewis]

Thanks for letting me know, I appreciate that!

 

[Brian]

What you need is a 1000mm Mirror Lens and a Tripod.
These are with my Nikon FE2 with MD-12.

You can see the Wood Chips fly on the sequence shots.

 

[Brian]

Or at least a 500 Mirror...

The Photomic Bullseye has a built-in Incident Light Meter. I liked using it for air shows and other photography like this one.

 

[tonyturley]

My bird photos have pretty much consisted of standing at our front window and spying on the many species flocking to our feeders. But since we had to remove the huge, marvelous, and unfortunately menacing Maple in the front yard, I don't even bother any more.

 

[gordo]

My bird photos have pretty much consisted of standing at our front window and spying on the many species flocking to our feeders. But since we had to remove the huge, marvelous, and unfortunately menacing Maple in the front yard, I don't even bother any more.

Same - there was a nice tree outside my apartment patio door. My apartment made a great blind. Then the roots busted a water line, and the tree was removed. No more easy bird shots.

 

[gordo]

A couple of the unexpected shots from the tree that is no more.

Those wacky woodpeckers and their photobombing...

Beep beep! (Yes, a Road Runner. In a tree. Chasing a lizard for lunch.)

 

[Chrisa62401]

I setup a feeding station outside of my bedroom window

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[Kevin]

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Excellent spotter!