Showing posts with label Savi's Warbler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Savi's Warbler. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 01, 2016
Savi's Warbler in the dark
it was late evening and only took the camera along out of habit really -- we had been struggling to find a close Savi's then this bird struck up and was visible in the half light singing from a post in the marsh -- the camera refused to focus, not really too surprising at 10,000 ISO with the 400 and 1.4x converter so hand holding at 1/15th second and manual focussing -- fortunately it was using the same song posts at 04:00 the following morning -- the first image was typical of early efforts -- it was so dark I couldn't actually see where the bird was through the viewfinder and ending up just aiming with the naked eye -- at 15/th sec its bill is still vibrating
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Savi's Warbler
I am really genned up on Savi's song ready for a local encounter now! a very common bird in a variety of wetland habitats -- some seem to skulk and sing others , like the one here, sing from the top of the tallest reed or bush in their reedbed -- also heard a weak chink call a bit like Cetti's from a female feeding young -- none of them were ever close enough for good shots
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