Starting to really have some fun with these guys even though I've only had 2 photographic sessions due to work/family etc - they have such a photogenic environment near the nest and bring back some incredibly 'crunchy' looking food for their chicks!
I agree about the bottom (could easily be added) and I might be tempted to crop out the stray bright bit of foliage or whatever it is, just in front of the Dipper's legs but overall, a great photograph
Yes very nice,
I,ve only seen them drop the wings on a bob, like this when they know I,m there and don't want me to know where the nest is !
Cheers
JohnR
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13 replies20D, 400mm, 5.6, 1/100, ISO400, -1ex, tripod, bag hide, full frame, © Mark Sellings
Starting to really have some fun with these guys even though I've only had 2 photographic sessions due to work/family etc - they have such a photogenic environment near the nest and bring back some incredibly 'crunchy' looking food for their chicks!
I agree about the bottom (could easily be added) and I might be tempted to crop out the stray bright bit of foliage or whatever it is, just in front of the Dipper's legs but overall, a great photograph
Barrie
As I said in Avian Gallery, beautiful image!
John
Great moment caught, and a bit of PS wizardry at the bottom would certainly polish it off a treat
Alan
Dave
Lovely image Mark , love that bobbing display before they enter the nest
Andy...
I,ve only seen them drop the wings on a bob, like this when they know I,m there and don't want me to know where the nest is !
Cheers
JohnR