You just don't see these much now which is really sad as they are very handsome Lovely portrait made even better with the habitat you have captured him in here Andy,thanks for sharing
Posted by John Chapman on April 5, 2010 at 4:59 AM
Thanks for the very nice comments, pleased you like it
I suppose the tiled roof has now become the natural nesting place for Tree Sparrows in this day and age, very rare to see one nesting in a tree anymore
Andy...
Posted by Dale Sutton on April 5, 2010 at 10:11 AM
Lovley shot Andy, that light tanned cap looks smashing on his head.
Discussion
17 repliesTree Sparrow, a not so common species these days, but still a smart little bird with loads of character, thanks for looking.
Processed in DPP / CS2 ( Slight crop and dust spot removed )
1D3, 500F4IS+1.4T/c Hand Held
1/320th @ F5.6 +2/3rds iso400
All comments most welcome
Andy...
(I think I know that roof!)
Eh up Marcus, I think you know that roof too
Andy...
Phil.
David
Phil Newman
Excellent capture though, nicely balanced tones and incredibly sharp :)
Simon
Lovely looking image and the setting really makes this for me.
I suppose the tiled roof has now become the natural nesting place for Tree Sparrows in this day and age, very rare to see one nesting in a tree anymore
Andy...
Dale
The roof is probably a more typical environment to find these birds than trees.
Lee