A Birdie Walk - 3

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Originally Posted by Yisehaq

They are all very nice, MA! I find it very difficult to shoot these kind of small birds. I think a 400mm might help a bit. I also like the catchlights. Did you use a flash for that? or they are just natural light.

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Thank you. I always use a flash for these shots Yisehag.

Another beautiful set of such a variety MA. Looks a lot like the size of our Warblers over here, and I know what they are like to shoot.:wall-an: Very well done on all.
The 400mm F5.6L is one lens I would like to get, especially for in-flights, as it is so nice and light, and amazing sharpness.

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Originally Posted by Hillbillygirl

Another beautiful set of such a variety MA. Looks a lot like the size of our Warblers over here, and I know what they are like to shoot.:wall-an: Very well done on all.
The 400mm F5.6L is one lens I would like to get, especially for in-flights, as it is so nice and light, and amazing sharpness.

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Light??? Well compared to a 600mm maybe ... or a moose. :)

All great birdie shots MA...It's beyond me how you know all their names?

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Originally Posted by Michaelaw

All great birdie shots MA...It's beyond me how you know all their names?

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Thanks Maw. I have a book ... with pictures ... and I can read it ;)

I don't know their real names though so I just call them all 'Fred' :shrug:

Just lose the "it" before the smiley and you have serious humor :laughing:

excellent set MA. I love the fluffiness of the fairy wrens.

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Originally Posted by Bambi

excellent set MA. I love the fluffiness of the fairy wrens.

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Thanks Bambi :)

excellent captures and post!

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Originally Posted by edG

excellent captures and post!

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Thanks Ed :)