Wednesday, 23 October 2013
Pied Flycatcher
This first winter Pied Flycatcher was at Gibraltar Point in Lincolnshire on Sunday when Chris and I paid a visit. There wasn't an awful lot on show, although we did find a Richard's Pipit, a fairly scarce visitor to our shores from Siberia, but a bird that was extremely camera shy, to say the least.
I am still getting to grips with the DSLR, experimenting with settings etc. There is quite a lot to get my numpty head around, but I am endeavouring to become a better photographer, which will hopefully become apparent in the future! I am still some way off though!
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Hi John You seem to doing Ok with the new camera. It does take a wile to you get used to everything it can do. Anyway this is a great shot of the Pies Flycatcher. We only get them here in Summer and then not that often!
ReplyDeleteThanks Margaret!
DeleteThey are a summer visitor here too, this one was resting and feeding up before departing for warmer climes over the winter.
J
Looks like you're doing fine with the new kit John.
ReplyDeleteMust take a visit to Gib Point some time.
Thanks Keith,
DeleteIt's well worth the effort, don't know why I don't go more often really?!
J
What a darling bird!
ReplyDeleteIt was indeed Mary, putting on a fine show for us.
DeleteJ
Hi John. That picture has lot of charm.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bazza,
DeleteI tried/try my best.
J
Lovely photo of the pied fly! Great light.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lou Mary,
DeleteIt was one of the rare occasions that the sun came out that day!
J
Great shot John,like you I've gone over to DSLR Nikon D5100 which I digiscope with.
ReplyDeleteIt takes a lot of getting use to,but persevere i must.
John.
Thanks John!
DeleteIt's nice to have a DSLR now, but it is going to take a long time to get my head around certain things, being a complete camera numpty!
J