This was the tenth shot that I had got, and I thought that it just couldn’t get any better, particularly as the glorious golden orange sunset was coming to an end, and the Bittern was leaving the “kill” zone.
But I was wrong. When I finally left, I had taken another 100+ images and the best was yet to come.
80-400 @ 400mm, 1/125 @ f8, tripod mounted, from car, electrical cable release used. Full frame.
There are a number of other Bitterns which complete the series, but I think you have all had enough by now, so I’ll leave them for a week or two, and find something else to post.
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4 repliesBut I was wrong. When I finally left, I had taken another 100+ images and the best was yet to come.
80-400 @ 400mm, 1/125 @ f8, tripod mounted, from car, electrical cable release used. Full frame.
There are a number of other Bitterns which complete the series, but I think you have all had enough by now, so I’ll leave them for a week or two, and find something else to post.
I know they are not easy to capture
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