For five minutes I was thinking "Oh well if the birds don't come I'll take some photos of the snow laden woodland." Then the avalanche started, birds were flying in from everywhere quicker that I could focus on them they fed and left. The first to arrive was the robin.
Canon EOS7d, EF 100 - 400mm L Lens 1/250 @ f6.3, iso 400, 400mm |
Canon EOS7d, EF 100 - 400, L Lens 1/1000 @ f6.3, iso 800, 400mm |
Canon EOS7d, EF 100 - 400mm L Lens 1/100 @ f6.3, iso 800, 400mm |
Canon EOS7d, EF 100 - 400mm L Lens 1/500 @ f6.3, iso 800, 400mm |
Canon EOS7d, EF 100 - 400mm L Lens 1/640 @ f6.3, iso 800, 400mm |
Canon EOS7d, EF 100 - 400 L Lens 1/800 @ f6.3, iso 800, 400mm |
Canon EOS7d, EF 100 - 400mm L Lens 1/500 @ f6.3, iso 800, 400mm |
Canon EOS7d, EF 100 - 400mm L Lens 1/2656 @ f6.3, iso 800, 400mm |
Canon EOS7d, EF 100 - 400mm L Lens 1/800 @ f6.3, iso 800, 390mm |
Canon EOS7d, EF 100 - 400mm L Lens 1/320 @ f6.3, iso 800, 400mm |
Canon EOS7d, EF 100 - 400mm L Lens 1/640 @ f6.3, iso 800, 390mm |
I took nearly 300 pictures in about three quarters of an hour, but the light was variable and some of them were too dark despite a picture taken a second later being bright and clear, see the reflection in the Crow's eye, yet the next one of him was unusable.
They were coming in so fast it was difficult to get a picture before the next bird came along, a really great morning, particularly when I remember all those months without a decent sighting.
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