Sir.... Am From India .....big fan sir.... I liked your all photos.... They are amazing clicked by you.... Your the best one for me.... Sir my biggest dream is.... A successful wildlife photographer..... I love you sir....
Hi Trond the goldcrest has to be one of the cutest little birds on the planet and you capture them so beautifully. Until next time take care and stay safe my friend.
We get goldcrests visiting a large christmas tree in our garden, in Dorset, UK. They seem to pass through periodically - they are not here all the time, but I have managed to stand a few feet from the tree and photograph them! I loved the footage of the ones you watched, and your images are lovely. I found your tips regarding the settings useful. I also learned something else - about how often they have to feed. Wow! No wonder they are on the hunt all the time! Enjoyed this video very much!
Lovely video Trond and some great images. I love Gold & Firecrests, incredibly active and constantly on the move so some really awesome images there, never realised their legs are done vibrant in colour! Nice work mate. All the best R 👍
Great pictures. I don’t have the skills or patients yet to get good pictures of small birds. Those are skills I am working on and I learn a lot from your videos.
Hey Trond, the Goldcrest is very much like our Ruby Crown Kinglet here, small and fast! You are very patience, that's what it takes when being in the blind. Wonderful video and photos! Say'in hey.... Greg
Well I got a lucky snap of a Goldcrest this week at my local reserve ! Nothing like your hide set up, actually taken from in the Cafe area ! So many birds there awesome Trond love it ! 👍😍
Náročnosť fotografovania a filmovania Regulus regulus som si vyskúšal. Najlepšie by sa fotografoval, keby sme použili sekundové lepidlo.... Samozrejme, je to žart. Regulus regulus je môj miláčik... Krásne video.
Beautiful shots of the golden crowned kinglet. But I don't see how you can do it at 1/200 to 1/250 sec. Even when that little bird is sitting still its head is still moving all the time as it scans for insects. Didn't you get a lot of blurred heads? I usually set my shutter at 1/1000 and f/stop at 5.6 or 4 and leave the iso on auto. But if the light is smooth and even I will shoot full manual. I know, different strokes for different folks, and you have to do what works for you. It is all good work.
I shoot these guys here in southern Ontario Canada. They can be a pain to get good shots on. Even harder is getting a shot with them flaring up the big yellow crown.
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Those little guys are on the challenging side to get great pictures.
Amazing what a session you must be beautiful morning good light just great.
Thanks a lot 🙏😀
Super images. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks a lot John!
How cute! 7:12
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Great video👍you geting realy good picture of Goldcrests 😃
Thank you Jani!
Really nice image and great video
Thank you so much for your compliment.
Sir.... Am From India
.....big fan sir.... I liked your all photos....
They are amazing clicked by you....
Your the best one for me....
Sir my biggest dream is.... A successful wildlife photographer..... I love you sir....
Thank you so much for your kind compliment. Much appreciated. All the best for your dream.
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Well done once again Trond. :)
Thank you for the interesting and beautiful videos.
Wow! What a nice video. You inspirited me to go out and photograph the wildlife. I decided to start with UA-cam, because you. Thank you, Trond!
Thank you for your kind compliment. And best of luck with your channel!
Tranks! I‘ll try my best!
What a beautiful little bird. Another great video. Thanks Trond.
Thank you so much Keith!
Hi Trond the goldcrest has to be one of the cutest little birds on the planet and you capture them so beautifully. Until next time take care and stay safe my friend.
Thanks a lot Clive! I agree :) Love them
We get goldcrests visiting a large christmas tree in our garden, in Dorset, UK. They seem to pass through periodically - they are not here all the time, but I have managed to stand a few feet from the tree and photograph them! I loved the footage of the ones you watched, and your images are lovely. I found your tips regarding the settings useful. I also learned something else - about how often they have to feed. Wow! No wonder they are on the hunt all the time! Enjoyed this video very much!
I love this great video
Nice job
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Good video and pictures Trond!!
Thank you so much for sharing this video Fantastic as always. I hope you are feeling better have a lovely weekend. Hi from Gibraltar
Thank you so much Dave! I am a little bit better, but still not 100%....thanks for the kind wish.
Fantastic video and great lessons!, thanks
Amazing video as usual. Keep the good work.
Thank you!
Great video as always and beautiful photos 💞
Thank you so much!
Amazing little bird ! 💗💗💗
Lovely video Trond and some great images. I love Gold & Firecrests, incredibly active and constantly on the move so some really awesome images there, never realised their legs are done vibrant in colour! Nice work mate. All the best R 👍
Great video as always!
Thank you so much! Appreciate your compliment.
Great shots Trond. Those Goldcrests seem very fast, but absolutely beautiful little birds. We get some cool Warblers in the Spring. Cheers, man.
Thank you Kevin! They are very fast....but fun to photograph.
Great video 👍👏
Great pictures. I don’t have the skills or patients yet to get good pictures of small birds. Those are skills I am working on and I learn a lot from your videos.
Hey Trond, the Goldcrest is very much like our Ruby Crown Kinglet here, small and fast! You are very patience, that's what it takes when being in the blind. Wonderful video and photos! Say'in hey.... Greg
Thank you so much Greg! Helps with a little patience 😀
Well I got a lucky snap of a Goldcrest this week at my local reserve ! Nothing like your hide set up, actually taken from in the Cafe area ! So many birds there awesome Trond love it ! 👍😍
Thats awesome! They are such a cool little bird. Thanks!
Great Photos Trond, it’s not easy to get the little Goldcrest sitting still long enough to photograph. They’re constantly on the move. 👍🏻
Thanks a lot Mike! They are lightning fast ;)
Náročnosť fotografovania a filmovania Regulus regulus som si vyskúšal. Najlepšie by sa fotografoval, keby sme použili sekundové lepidlo.... Samozrejme, je to žart. Regulus regulus je môj miláčik... Krásne video.
Great images, but that Nikon is loud. I've gotten used to silent electronic shutter.
Love that sound!
Thanks a lot Kevin! It is....a z9 is coming my way some day :)
Hello mister nice this video !
Flott film og fine bilder.
Tusen takk :)
Beautiful shots of the golden crowned kinglet. But I don't see how you can do it at 1/200 to 1/250 sec. Even when that little bird is sitting still its head is still moving all the time as it scans for insects. Didn't you get a lot of blurred heads? I usually set my shutter at 1/1000 and f/stop at 5.6 or 4 and leave the iso on auto. But if the light is smooth and even I will shoot full manual. I know, different strokes for different folks, and you have to do what works for you. It is all good work.
Nice Trond!
Can't wait to do this and try to capture some nuthatches. I finally got a 500mm F4 AF-S non vr.
Thats great! Best of luck
Best👌🏽😊
How do you attract the birds ? Do you use calls?
Hej Trond. In the last video you had the new 500mm f4 - Was it only for testing?
Hey Jesper! This video is shot before I got the new lense. That is the reason why I have the old one :)
I shoot these guys here in southern Ontario Canada. They can be a pain to get good shots on. Even harder is getting a shot with them flaring up the big yellow crown.
Hi Trond i just have one question for you. When you are out and photographing birds are you using any birdsounds to have the birds come to you?
With the goldcrest I use a little sound to attract them in the area. After that they are in flock and react to each other.