Rich Steel
10-29-2008, 05:20 PM
Hi
The moorhens on one of my local lakes have produced two very rare leucistic young. Last year there was reckoned to be about 4 of these white versions of the moorhen in the UK, one of which was on my local lake but apparently disappeared. They are beautiful birds but a bit of an exposure nightmare as the white on them is dazzling. I only found out about them this week so my next mission is to try and get a photo of both these young birds in one frame. This was taken in a short session before heading to the office this morning.
http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k217/squidfish_2006/wmoor14.jpg
Taken with 1Dmk3 and 500mm lens at ISO400 F5 1/1000s -1EV.
Cheers
Rich
The moorhens on one of my local lakes have produced two very rare leucistic young. Last year there was reckoned to be about 4 of these white versions of the moorhen in the UK, one of which was on my local lake but apparently disappeared. They are beautiful birds but a bit of an exposure nightmare as the white on them is dazzling. I only found out about them this week so my next mission is to try and get a photo of both these young birds in one frame. This was taken in a short session before heading to the office this morning.
http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k217/squidfish_2006/wmoor14.jpg
Taken with 1Dmk3 and 500mm lens at ISO400 F5 1/1000s -1EV.
Cheers
Rich