Jay - V - Woody
Almost the identical shot to the ones I did last year on almost the same date, from the garden hide. It all happened very quickly and the first batch were blurred to hell so I managed to get the speed up to 1000 ISO which helped a bit. Neither bird won in the end.
D7000 Sigma 100-300mm
1000ISO 200th sec @f9
Crop from landscape.
As usual couple of blurred blue tit bits taken out of back.
Cheers
Thanks for last comments.
Discussion
9 repliesAlmost the identical shot to the ones I did last year on almost the same date, from the garden hide. It all happened very quickly and the first batch were blurred to hell so I managed to get the speed up to 1000 ISO which helped a bit. Neither bird won in the end.
D7000 Sigma 100-300mm
1000ISO 200th sec @f9
Crop from landscape.
As usual couple of blurred blue tit bits taken out of back.
Cheers
Thanks for last comments.
JR
David
Matt
Could chop the hedge down I suppose- it is getting a bit big
Cheers
JR
Nick.
What is even more amazing- the only one young to survive out of 2 woodpecker nests even stood up to the jay and won !
JR
David