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Set-up of feeders and two tables with attached perches to tempt the little blighters into lens range.
hanging and feeders from a birch at the back of my garage,
Standing below does not stop the Great Tit - camera is usually mounted on a tripod in the open window.
Not used to having me and camera aimed from the reverse direction!
Hunger always wins!
You can see how close the feeders are to the window - even the Long tailed Tit ignored me.
The blue tit stayed above thinking it was hidden!
This is the view from the window - and robin - with 70mm set
- showing how fortunate I am in having plenty of cover in the garden with fields hedgerows and water behind all within 100 yards.
The pics outside all taken within a few minutes - a regular supply of subjects most days.
hanging and feeders from a birch at the back of my garage,
Standing below does not stop the Great Tit - camera is usually mounted on a tripod in the open window.
Not used to having me and camera aimed from the reverse direction!
Hunger always wins!
You can see how close the feeders are to the window - even the Long tailed Tit ignored me.
The blue tit stayed above thinking it was hidden!
This is the view from the window - and robin - with 70mm set
- showing how fortunate I am in having plenty of cover in the garden with fields hedgerows and water behind all within 100 yards.
The pics outside all taken within a few minutes - a regular supply of subjects most days.
