Photographing the wildlife at Brockholes Nature Reserve In Lancashire
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- So I spent the morning at Brockholes nature reserve in Preston just off the M6 motorway, photographing the local wildlife.
I have to apologize for the bad audio, there is heavy traffic on the motorway on the mornings.
Anyway, today was a successful photography trip photographing the roe deer, catching sight of the elusive kingfisher and photographing the Stonechat, and coming across a wood pigeon that has lost its voice.
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Canon R5
Canon R6
Canon rf 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1 L
Canon rf 1.4 x convertor
Smallrig Camara cage
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Amazing
Great video I'd love to tag along to brockholes with you im only 20 mins from there, found a couple of great spots for the kingfisher too was there this morning saw him twice and saw a couple of lovely perches for him but I will try find some new ones and place a couple in for him
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Many thanks
SNIPER BirdBettaLovers, good to meet ya :)
And Kev the Kestel on the post right behind you.
Yeh, he is always around somewhere, best to see him in the morning, I got a nice photo of him against a pink morning sky, I will pop it into the community post :)
Nice video but its difficult sometimes with the road noise to hear what you are saying
Yeh i know, the motorway is a killer which is why I now have a mic attached to myself, but you can still hear it, shame reallyI
That's not a Stonechat it's a Dunnock
thanks for that yeh I was not sure if it was a juvenile stonechat, still new to the bird markings and songs not all books are that great, so still learning :)
You're welcome looking forward to seeing the next video