Recent content by wezza13

Thank you all, hoping to go and stay for a couple of nights within the next couple of years!

Visited Skomer on Wednesday afternoon. The weather was windy and rainy (which turned to drizzle). Sun came out for about 10 minutes. I tried to make the best of what I had though. Got a load more images to sort through yet. My favourite is number 1. All taken with the Sony A1 and 200-600 and...

That's fantastic, love it. Great pose, composition and lovely background. Going to Skomer for the afternoon this week and will be well chuffed if I get anything even half as good as this (y)

Looking for some help please. I bought a Neewer F100 7” monitor and it works (on the A1) via HDMI when the A1 is set to Video or S&Q mode. But it doesn’t show anything when I’m set to any other mode. Is there anything in the options so that I can view the picture on the monitor when I’m in...

Superb! One for the wall :)

Thank you very much all. Was great to see. Just tried a crop to show a portrait of the bird. Not sure if it works or not?

Very nice Dale, lovely smooth background.

Very happy to bag this very elusive species. You all know how easy they can be to hear but are very rarely seen. Caught him as he landed on top for about 2 seconds. RSPB Minsmere Sony A1 200-600 1/500 F 6.3 800 ISO Cetti's Warbler by Wez Filtness, on Flickr Thanks for looking!

Thank you all, I was very lucky to have him so far out of cover! I've got a load more different angles . Will add them on to this thread when I've looked at them. Thank you for your comments. @Stuart Philpott You're right mate, the song of the NG is absolutely gorgeous. What a soothing way to...

Chuffed to get this Nightingale out in the open for a change! Common Nightingale by Wez Filtness, on Flickr

Great stuff

Thank you all, saw them again the other day :)

Thank you all, much appreciated.

Nice set of in your face type shots. Willow warbler is a chiffchaff - legs too dark for WW.

Sat up on a local river last week and watched this Grey Wagtail feeding. I tried this river, as our other stream (that they frequent) is too dark and you always need upwards of 6400 ISO. This was in a nice patch of sunlight, so waited until he came back. 1. Grey Wagtail by Wez Filtness, on...