Hey all, had a bad day at work on Friday and decided to walk it off by going after a hard to find warbler i still needed for my Life list.
Macgillivray's is a nesting species over here but finding them is a challenge.
Being a birder as well as photographer i was able to ask other local birders where they could be found and loaded with some useful info set off on what should have been a 6km in and out, it turned into a 10km 'marathon" when i parked in the wrong spot and added at least 4km to my walk, loaded down with gear on shoulder.
Long story short, i got to the location and the bird gods smiled down on me because i was treated to some great looks, after i finally detected one in the low bushes. :)
D300 + 500mm f4 AFS-I + 1.4x tele + Gitzo 3530 + Jobu BWG-P head
Focal length: 700mm
Focus Mode: AF-C
Aperture: F/5.6
Shutter: 1/125s
A-Priority
Exposure Comp: 0EV
Spot metered
ISO: 400
Cheers!








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