Showing posts with label Red-backed Shrike. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red-backed Shrike. Show all posts
Monday, 19 September 2016
Juv Red-backed Shrike at Porth Loe, Porthgwarra
Labels:
500mm F4.,
Nikon D500,
Porthgwarra,
Red-backed Shrike
Monday, 12 September 2016
Images from west Cornwall this weekend
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| Dotterel at Porthgwarra |
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| Dotterel at Porthgwarra, seen just past the stone wall. |
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| Sanderlings feeding at Marazion beach |
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| Juv Red-backed Shrike by the sunken garden at Nanquidno.(heavy 50% crop). |
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| Juv Lapland Bunting on the footpath leading to the first pool at Porthgwarra. |
All images taken with the Nikon D500, 500mm F4 and 1.4x Teleconverter, Tripod mounted.
Labels:
Dotterel,
Lapland Bunting,
Nanquidno,
Porthgwarra,
Red-backed Shrike,
Sanderling
Tuesday, 2 June 2009
Butcher's larder
I was busy photographing butterflies when I was aware of this Red-backed Shrike in the hedge about 30 yards away. It seemed more interested in the object hanging from the thorn. I have tried to identify it but to me it is unrecognisable. Any suggestions are welcome. Shrikes are known as butcher birds for their habit of impaling their prey in so called larders.
Wednesday, 22 April 2009
Red-backed Shrike
This stunning male Red-backed Shrike was photographed in Spring 08 with a D2x and 300mm lens and 1.7xTC at a distance of about six yards. It was taken early in the morning with the low sun behind me. Either the sun blinded him or he just wasn't bothered by my presence. I took many photos and was even afforded enough time to compose every angle of shot conceivable! With new software always being updated, I put these "old" shots through CS3 and they have been surprisingly refreshed.
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