Discover why practicing garden bird photography every day helps improve your skills, even when the birds aren’t visiting the feeder.
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Birds, Fantail
Photographing a rare black morph fantail (Pīwakawaka) on Motuara Island in the Marlborough Sounds. A unique New Zealand wildlife encounter.
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Fantail, Motuara Island
A bit of rain is never enough to keep us away from Zealandia Te Māra a Tāne Ecosanctuary, especially when the weather report promises only scattered showers.
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Bellbird, Birds, Fantail, Kaka, Kingfishers, North Is Robin
I enjoy visiting Nga Manu Nature Reserve because I know I will always go home with many images that I am happy with.
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Butterfly, Fantail, Kakariki, Nga Manu Nature Reserve, Tuatara, Whio
Queen Elizabeth Park near Mackays Crossing on the Kapiti Coast is a bird photographers paradise. There is a substantial wetland area where a variety of bird species have made it their home.
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Canada Geese, Fantail, QE Park, White-faced Heron
I went exploring a local track that I hadn’t been to before and found a lots of pīwakawaka.
It is usually my intention to avoid man-made structures when photographing birds. Sometimes it is just best to go where the bird wants to go and if that’s on a wire then these are the results 🙂 These images were captured just as we were leaving Queen Elizabeth Park. My camera was turned off and
Our usual Friday outing was off to an early start this morning as we headed up Transmission Gully to Queen Elizabeth Park wetlands. I find that the water is usually very still and mirror like if we arrive there early enough and it was indeed very still today. However with it being duck shooting season,
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Canada Geese, Fantail, Kingfishers, QE2 Park, Shags, Waikanae Estuary, Welcome Swallows
On a recent visit to Coromandel, my cousin and I went walk about in a bush. Usually we have the goal of photographing the birds in the bush but this time we walked to the end of the track and almost back again before we even saw a bird! It was a juvenile fantail and
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Fantail
This year has been one full of disappointment and determination. For two years I had been looking forward to photographing humming birds in Canada, alas I didn’t get there. While missing the trip was disappointing, I am determined not to let it get me down and am thankful I received refunds on all the cancellations.
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