Sunday 29 August 2010

Birds for a change.

We went to Nanjizal Valley for the Juvenile Red-Backed Shrike yesterday, (thanks Monty).
Couldn't get very close, so these are a bit distant.






Not much else around but I did have a go at digi-scoping these Kestrels in flight.
One was over fields and one over the sea. John

15 comments:

  1. Shrikes are always superb birds. Great digiscoped flight shots!

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  2. Hi folks , Glad you got the shrike ok! I was not sure of its exact location so glad you got some nice shots. Those kestrel flight shots are great.
    CU Soon.

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  3. Great shots of the RBS, I went down but failed to find it. The digiscoped flight shots are brilliant. Digiscoping master class again.

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  4. Lovely shots John seen a kestrel today on the farm. I am glad you got the photos of the Shrike one of my Favourite birds. Have been busy digiscoping on Penninis today seen my first Lapland Bunting one of five.

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  5. Great shots John. Love the Kestrel in flight. I don't know how you do it!

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  6. Wow the kestrel stationary flight shots are spectacular Mike. Well done!

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  7. These are all nice, but I really like the photo on the bottom right. He really stands out against that green water!

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  8. Great selection John. I agree with Monty, the kestrel shots are top quality!!

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  9. I wish I had a better lens so I could do birds also but scratching through some things yesterday, I found an older 2x convertor which I want to try on my lens when I get the oppertunity.

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  10. Great to see the RB Shrike.
    Lovely Kestrel shots. Digiscoped wow!

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  11. Love those digi-scoped flight shots. Amazing!

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  12. It's all been said already! I esp. am amazed with the kestrel shots. Wow. ~karen

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  13. I love the photo of the Kestrel over the water!

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  14. Thanks to you all , too many to name, but we do appreciate all your comments. It's nice to get a few birds for a change. John

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