Kingfisher

[Garry]

[Ian]

Very nice! As I frequently remind everyone, especially our local Kingfisher master Barr1e - I have yet to conquer this very elusive bird!

Ian

[Rodbender]

Me too. Also the Skittish Jay

[Barr1e]

I wish I had taken him.

Like it.
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[Garry]

Thanks guys. As you probably know. As much as you plan. There is a lot of luck in taking wildlife photos.

[selenajain]

To me, photographing kingfishers need dedication and patience. A little bit of patience and fieldcraft give you much better view and even photograph. First get to know about kingfishers habits, their nature before photograph.

[Ian]

To me, photographing kingfishers need dedication and patience. A little bit of patience and fieldcraft give you much better view and even photograph. First get to know about kingfishers habits, their nature before photograph.

I completely agree.

Sadly I need to make more time!

Ian

[Rodbender]

If I were a professional wildlife photographer I would take that as good advice. Sadly I'm just a slap-happy retired guy that just wanders around hoping something worthwhile pops up to be photographed. I'm even more pleased if I have my camera with me when it dose.

[Garry]

To me, photographing kingfishers need dedication and patience. A little bit of patience and fieldcraft give you much better view and even photograph. First get to know about kingfishers habits, their nature before photograph.

I agree, Selenajain. The same advice could be used for any wildlife photography. But also, I am happy with getting the shots that I do. I don't get the time I would like behind my camera.

[Garry]

Another Kingfisher of my collection.

[mikew]

Another Kingfisher of my collection.

Another nice one

[Garry]

Cheers, Mike