tree creeper...a first for me.

[stan the man]

shot my first tree creeper today...not the best quality i admit,but it was shot from approx 10 yards away as there was a wall between me and it.the light as very poor also..when are we gonna get the sun back

 

[cosmix3]

Not bad, still waiting to see one of these.

 

[jc55]

I would be pleased with that,thank you

 

[erding]

As I've yet to see one I would be more than happy with that.

 

[BOM]

Nice one Stan, where did you spot him?

 

[-Oy-]

Tricky little beasties these - just getting them in the frame can be a challenge.

I was snapping them in Ambleside today.

Nice capture stan

 

[j.palmer]

nice 1 stan id be happy to.

i got my first creeper yesterday so ill have to pp that .

 

[Cyclops]

Nice one Stan

 

[stan the man]

cheers guys...much appreciate your kind words

as mentioned,these are tricky to catch as they're always on the move...

steve..he was where the path comes off the road alongside the 2nd res up the gnoll(at the opposite end to the visitor centre)

one day i will get a decent shot of one...

 

[kaz10]

still a decent shot i would be glad to get one i keep trying

 

[crusher]

one day i will get a decent shot of one...

Thats a nice capture.

I'm still trying to get a shot of one, never mind a decent shot!!

 

[stan the man]

thanks kaz and crusher...

 

[gboy]

cracking picture. regards. gboy.

 

[stan the man]

cheers gboy

 

[DonnaM]

Nice one Stan, I have never managed to get that close with my camera - yet!

 

[MarkEvan]

Not bad Stan, tree creepers are tricky little chaps always on the move...you done good .

 

[stan the man]

thanks donna and mark...

i've not seen one since this one...i hope to improve on my next capture

 

[markta]

Not a bad effort.

Never photographed one, but did see one weekend before last at Thetford Forest, Norfolk. Very fast, never seem to stay still