Still they come - despite the hide being flooded and water every where. Once they get used to a site they seem to stick to it.
This is why I got the 70-300. The other Sigma at 100mm would give problems when birds this size come to the front.
Might be a little blue, but then the blacks on these are a bit like that.
D7000
Nikor 70-300
640 ISO 180th @f9
Very slight criop.
Levels paint Shop ProImage guru.
Cheers . Thanks for previous comments.
Cheers
JR
Thanks all
Barry- not sure about in a year as it varies , but its 61 at pools so far not counting waders and ducks etc. Its 45 at this pool where the woody was done.
Kim -Thanks for the E mail- no need to build a pond-use a dustbin lid ! Works well in the right place.
Cheers
JR
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10 repliesThis is why I got the 70-300. The other Sigma at 100mm would give problems when birds this size come to the front.
Might be a little blue, but then the blacks on these are a bit like that.
D7000
Nikor 70-300
640 ISO 180th @f9
Very slight criop.
Levels paint Shop ProImage guru.
Cheers . Thanks for previous comments.
Cheers
JR
Plenty going on in the picture, but none of it is distracting from the main star.
Although I'm not a fan of this elevated viewpoint that is really your trademark, I do concede that you make it work very well
JohnR
Nick.
Do they get any better? Just how many species do you get visiting in a year?
greetings,
Jeroen Stel
Barry- not sure about in a year as it varies , but its 61 at pools so far not counting waders and ducks etc. Its 45 at this pool where the woody was done.
Kim -Thanks for the E mail- no need to build a pond-use a dustbin lid ! Works well in the right place.
Cheers
JR
Rene de Heer