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Posted by jack chapman on April 10, 2008 at 12:23 PM
spent a fruitless morning checking out a possible roe location, no signs at all but plenty of muntjac scampering around
thought i'd check out a possible new vole location while i was out as i am getting increasingly frustrated with my current one, turned out very well, plenty of plops as i walked along and it seems very photogenic with much lower banks, the voles aren't as numerous or tame but to be honest the old ones were spoiling me a bit in that respect so it'll do me good to try a little harder
Also a dog-walker mentioned a kingfisher goes by alot in the summer so i'll have a crack at that too, all in all a fruitful day
shot from my ex-site
350D + 300mm F4L + 1.4 extender
1/125 @ F5.6
ISO 400
full frame
Posted by Ian Andrews on April 10, 2008 at 12:57 PM
And very nice it is too!
Ian
Posted by Chris Lloyd on April 10, 2008 at 12:57 PM
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11 repliesthought i'd check out a possible new vole location while i was out as i am getting increasingly frustrated with my current one, turned out very well, plenty of plops as i walked along and it seems very photogenic with much lower banks, the voles aren't as numerous or tame but to be honest the old ones were spoiling me a bit in that respect so it'll do me good to try a little harder
Also a dog-walker mentioned a kingfisher goes by alot in the summer so i'll have a crack at that too, all in all a fruitful day
shot from my ex-site
350D + 300mm F4L + 1.4 extender
1/125 @ F5.6
ISO 400
full frame
Ian
Chris.
Very nice image. I must find myself some of these.
Regards
Rob
Very nice capture!
Major.
Dave
Not seen a Water Vole for 15 years now. Used to feed them apple at Slimbridge. !
(bet thats against the law now ! )
Cheers
John
Dave
Alan