Rich Steel
05-22-2008, 10:05 AM
Hi
There are still a few of these birds locally that have not paired up yet and are singing for a mate. This is usually the only time you can get a clear shot of them as they spend most of the time lurking in deep vegetation. This bird kept returning to the same bullrush stem, in seed, to sing.
http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k217/squidfish_2006/sedge42.jpg
Taken with 1D MK3 and 500 mm lens handheld at ISO 125 F7.1, -0.67EV, 1/1250s and evaluative metering
Cheers
Rich
There are still a few of these birds locally that have not paired up yet and are singing for a mate. This is usually the only time you can get a clear shot of them as they spend most of the time lurking in deep vegetation. This bird kept returning to the same bullrush stem, in seed, to sing.
http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k217/squidfish_2006/sedge42.jpg
Taken with 1D MK3 and 500 mm lens handheld at ISO 125 F7.1, -0.67EV, 1/1250s and evaluative metering
Cheers
Rich