Post by Mark Jason Argallon on Jun 14, 2011 5:40:56 GMT
It's a wonderful thing to behold how a bird makes a nest that's almost unnoticeable. And then you would see how a mother bird feeds her young. Further you would see how a young chick gains strength and then tries to go out of the nest. Wow! God is great!
Because the nest is really covered by the lanzones leaves and it's quite windy and I could just peek through the jalousies, I just thought of just contenting myself by observing the mother bird feeds her young. But I couldn't resist it, I removed portions of the jalousies in my window and tried to shoot whenever there's a window of opportunity. My lens got a very minor scratch from the jalousies but I think it's worth it.
Images are taken using Nikon D5000 and Sigma 150-500mm and set on a tripod. I posted so many because it's been awhile since I last posted something and I really can't get enough of this sight just in my window.
Because the nest is really covered by the lanzones leaves and it's quite windy and I could just peek through the jalousies, I just thought of just contenting myself by observing the mother bird feeds her young. But I couldn't resist it, I removed portions of the jalousies in my window and tried to shoot whenever there's a window of opportunity. My lens got a very minor scratch from the jalousies but I think it's worth it.
Images are taken using Nikon D5000 and Sigma 150-500mm and set on a tripod. I posted so many because it's been awhile since I last posted something and I really can't get enough of this sight just in my window.
actually, whwn i took the number 3 shot, the bird is already alarmed that she is being observed. so i distanced myself or i would leave for few minutes so that she could have privacy. it's nice to know that you are also using the same lens. cheers!
