2nd february 2008
visited one of my favorite patch about 15 minutes away from my parents' house late this morning around 10.30am. last year, counted more than 100 black-winged stilts and pacific golden plovers at the same month, but this year it was lesser as expected :p probably due to the changes of climate and unusual seasons ...
kids playing around and some of them was fishing using nets
perfect blue sky but heat haze was obvious while looking through my scope :p
flocks of common greenshanks but some of them looked like nordmann's ...
grey heron
shaky wooden plank as i tried to photographed the grey heron
hahaha single ruff among the common greenshanks, another lifer today :)
pacific swallow
perfect blue sky but heat haze was obvious while looking through my scope :p
flocks of common greenshanks but some of them looked like nordmann's ...
grey heron
shaky wooden plank as i tried to photographed the grey heron
hahaha single ruff among the common greenshanks, another lifer today :)
spent nearly 4 hours around the wetland before i picked my mum from her office nearby. when we arrived at home, beautiful package from angela contained waterproof beg and lcd sunshade :p so my digiscoping rig getting exciting now hahaha !
continued birding around 5pm after a long chat with my best friend and drove to different wetland where i saw few smooth-coated otters last year. tested the lcd sunshade with magnifying glass and below is the result
brown-capped woodpeckercontinued birding around 5pm after a long chat with my best friend and drove to different wetland where i saw few smooth-coated otters last year. tested the lcd sunshade with magnifying glass and below is the result
pacific swallow
so far so good and i'll try tomorrow during bright sunlight to see how well the sunshade perform :)
birds seen today
pictures was digiscoped with nikon fieldscope ED82, srb-griturn adapter and fujifilm f31d
- purple herons
- grey herons
- brahminy kite
- osprey
- common kingfishers
- black-winged stilts
- common greenshanks
- marsh sandpipers
- barn swallows
- little egrets
- great egrets
- intermediate egrets
- ruff
- pacific swallows
- yellow-vented bulbuls
- pied triller
- white-breasted wood-swallows
- brown-capped woodpeckers
- oriental darter
- white-bellied sea-eagle
pictures was digiscoped with nikon fieldscope ED82, srb-griturn adapter and fujifilm f31d
1 comment:
Some great shots u hv here fren. I just wish I hv ample knowledge of birds to be able to list them down everytime like yours. Envy ur skills & knowledge.
I'm considering a bino now...what's the specs for an infant like me? the most decent quality & budget. Searched the internet...mostly for Pros. Your recommendation?
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