WDCash
Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA
kpmac wrote:
A fine set, Bill.
Thanks very much Ken.
I want to find another spot where some other types hang out a well
WDCash
Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA
Curmudgeon wrote:
Nice shots Bill. You seem to have some magic connections with Carolina Wrens
Thank you Jack,
The Wrens have been very helpful for me. The woodpile that I have mentioned is about 25 yards from the tidal marsh. At least one pair, might be 2, of Carolina Wrens, a Winter Wren, a Hermit Thrush and a bunch of White Throated Sparrows treat it like a fast food stop. Sit quietly watching the pile and within a few minutes one or another will stop by.
I noticed rhat the Wrens mostly come qnd go from the pile via an invisible airborn coradore to the marsh. So I started staking out their route. The fallen log is on that path and seemed a natural a l pit stop for them.
I keep returning there because a use the woodpeckers also frequent the area, and I hope the fallen log and woodpile. I'm hoping to improve my Woodpecker images.
I had a beautiful Red bellied Woodpecker there the other day but I couldn't get a clean shot of him.
I'm thinking this may also be a good spot for photographing some mammals that may frequent the area but no luck other than squirrels so far.
WDCash
Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA
Bubalola wrote:
Another great work, Bill!
Thank you Eugene
The Wrens fre quote until visits to the same spot helps alot
WDCash
Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA
Craigdca wrote:
Nice work and thanks for the tip on using a flash.
Thanks Craig,
I only started working with the flash in the last month. I like the results but it forces me to work off a tripod.
FYI
I'm using an off camers speedlight, set in line with my lens but 8" higher than if on the hot show. Flash is on manual set to HighSpeedSync and I'm using an older Flash Modifier like the Better Beamer with my flash dialed down to 1/8 power ( the less light the less power)
WDCash
Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA
oldpsych wrote:
Terrific shots
Thanks very much oldpsych
WDCash
Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA
Manglesphoto wrote:
Fantastic set!!!!
Thank you Frank, I appreciate that
Both of these are great shots Bill
Sharp, detail and nice bokeh.
joecichjr
Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA
WDCash wrote:
The White-throated Sparrow. About a week ago we took a walk through the woods on a trail that run along the top of an earthen dam built be some farmer long long ago. The damage traps the tidal water from the marshes so that the farmer had a ready water supply. This was an afternoon walk and we hadn't seen any wildlife. As we got close to the end of the trail, which would put us back on blacktop, several little birds darted across from the marsh to the man made wetlands inside the dike. We could see them moving among the reeds but could only catch glimpses of them. Then I spotted this male White -throated Sparrow, watching me back.
The Carolina Wren. I took this image after being re-educated about ISO. The conditions helped, as the leaves fall off the trees more and more light makes it through. The fallen tree that I was using as my set was partly in the sunlight and partly in the shadows. The wren had been favoring the light so I had dialed my iso down to 640. The flash was still active at 1/8 power to help brighten any bird that wandered into the shadows.
The White-throated Sparrow. About a week ago we t... (
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