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28-06-2008, 09:23 PM
|  | Wild Member | | Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Derbyshire
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| | | Photographing Kingfishers
I've been up and down some stretches of the Wye and the Arrow in Herefordshire for the last month or so. I've had plenty of sightings in both areas but I've never been able to get a shot.
I have a hide but find it a bit frustrating to use. I get in and I can't stop feeling that my view is so limited that it's impossible to know what's about me. Of the people that have successfully taken photos of these birds, can you please PM and let me know what you did to prepare, your equipment and how long you were there? I would be very grateful. I've clocked up about 50 hours in the hide and I'm beginning to wonder whether I'm doing something drastically wrong.
Any tips and ideas are welcome.
Chris |
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