Fabulous film beautifully presented, Ashley. It does indeed rain a bit there. I remember our having to dig our vehicles out of the mud after a concert at Grizedale Theatre In The Forest, many years ago.. Although I'm not au fait with cameras myself, I like the fact that you include settings. I can well imagine this being most helpful to those who aspire to your wonderful skill. Thanks for posting! 🌟👍
It's fun watching you observe birds at this location and I can see lots of bird species. Thank you for sharing this entertaining and informative video. I'm a new friend here. Greeting from Singapore. Have a nice day and happy birding. 👍🔔
Nice photography but when you put the pictures on screen I'd much rather have the bird identification than the camera settings. Anyway, here's a thumbs up. It will only get better as you go along.
hi good to meet you, thanks for the comment, yeh I have to say using the 1.4x I am not seeing any loss in image quality at all, and yeah i know it's f10 but the r5 handles high iso very well. it was a good purchase :)
Good video Ashley. I’ve not been to Leighton Moss for a while, but I remember the marsh harriers from last time. There are also lots of bearded tits on the grit tray, which I think is on the dyke separating the marsh, but it’s better to be there early for those.
Yeah should have rephrased that, shouldn't I, that swifts were still flying around Leighton moss and sightings of them were reported on the 28th of October due to the mild weather.
Excellent informative video was thinking of visiting thats how i came across your video many thanks will be visiting
Nice video Ashley 📸 I really enjoyed it 👍🏽
Thanks Lee, have a great Christmas :)
@@WildlifePhotographerUK Merry Christmas to you too Mate 📸
Fabulous film beautifully presented, Ashley. It does indeed rain a bit there. I remember our having to dig our vehicles out of the mud after a concert at Grizedale Theatre In The Forest, many years ago.. Although I'm not au fait with cameras myself, I like the fact that you include settings. I can well imagine this being most helpful to those who aspire to your wonderful skill. Thanks for posting! 🌟👍
great video and nice shots
Thank you for sharing your efforts. First time I’ve seen your work. Subscribed.
Thanks for sharing you wildlife photography experience. It's enjoyable to watch 🙂
Lovely video. Nice images of the nuthatch too 👍
It's fun watching you observe birds at this location and I can see lots of bird species. Thank you for sharing this entertaining and informative video. I'm a new friend here. Greeting from Singapore. Have a nice day and happy birding. 👍🔔
Nice to meet you Cheiko, and thanks for the comments and support, looking forward to creating many more and learning as I go :)
Nice photography but when you put the pictures on screen I'd much rather have the bird identification than the camera settings. Anyway, here's a thumbs up. It will only get better as you go along.
Yeh iI thought about that when i did it, and will add them to the next one, thanks for the support and comments :)
Thanks for your time and effort, an enjoyable and informative video. I have the same setup, I find myself rarely taking the 1.4x off the camera
hi good to meet you, thanks for the comment, yeh I have to say using the 1.4x I am not seeing any loss in image quality at all, and yeah i know it's f10 but the r5 handles high iso very well. it was a good purchase :)
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Good video Ashley. I’ve not been to Leighton Moss for a while, but I remember the marsh harriers from last time. There are also lots of bearded tits on the grit tray, which I think is on the dyke separating the marsh, but it’s better to be there early for those.
Swifts!!!!
Yeah should have rephrased that, shouldn't I, that swifts were still flying around Leighton moss and sightings of them were reported on the 28th of October due to the mild weather.
Birds are quite healthy but overfat in uk
high ashley did you ever catch up with mick
No, i didn't unfortunately