And what happens? They all vanish. Where before they had been landing all around me, singing and chirping doing their bird-things, suddenly they were gone.
I got two lousy photos. I think one was a starling (an invasive species) and the other a common robin.
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| The robin. Always reliable for a little local color. |
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| Starling? Not sure. He flew off before I could use the manual focus to get him in a clearer shot. |
2 comments:
Well at least you weren't trying to photograph Roseate Spoolbills on Crab Key Island... : )
I've found that bigger birds are easier to photograph. Especially large predator birds who have to be very patient when waiting to strike. That's one reason I like taking photos of raptors and herons. The can hold very still for long periods while their eyes roam the territory for something to kill and eat.
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