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Bobby

April 28, 2025 by fred Leave a Comment

I am still taking picture of this amazing bird.

Frederic

Bobby doesn`t always play ball 🙂

Bobby

June 1, 2024 by fred 3 Comments

Bobby the cuckoo still around. Here , he is landing on my camera…. 🙂 Also flying through flowers…Amazing bird.

Frederic

Cuckoo Making of

June 17, 2022 by fred Leave a Comment

Here is the way I did some of my wide angle picture. One camera on a tripod with a remote control and one in my hide. Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not.... It is nice to be able to see where the cuckoo lives.

Frederic

New system

January 8, 2020 by fred Leave a Comment

 For the last few days I have been trying a new system. I was sick and tired for canon to come up with a “proper” mirrorless camera. the R system they have now is just not fast enough.  As I am spending a lot of time inside hides, I think that the new mirrorless system is quite important. The best feature is that you can shoot without making any noise! Here are a few shots taken with a mirrorless camera. The weather as been diabolical recently and it was quite good to test the camera in poor weather condition….more later

Frederic

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