If you were wondering how small those two Willie Wagtail hatchlings were, the adults are normally between 10 to 15cm in length. So they were probably no bigger than 3 or 4 cm 🙏📸
Wow! How gorgeous were those babies? Some great footage there. The backlighting on mumma's wings there too - beautiful. Really cool tips and loved that black and white lizard - it's like he stepped into the spot light - really striking image.
Hi Adrian, wow, a fantastic video, buddy! I think that is in general one of the most important things in photography, not only wildlife: to engage with your subject and its behaviour. Even landscapes have a kind of "behavior", especially when we consider their interaction with light and weather. Thank you for your insights. I have to say, also for me as a more landscape "specialist" that was really, really interesting ☺ Enjoy your weekend, Christian
Thank you so much for watching Christian glad you enjoyed the video. I’ve gotten so used to wildlife here in Australia now I feel I can almost talk to them 😂 Have a great weekend my friend cheers 🍻 🙏📸
Thanks Peter. Yeah those little guys were amazing. I went back one week later and they had already left the nest! Off to tackle the world. Enjoy your week mate 🙏🍻
Fantastic video Adrian! Some great tips for anyone interested in improving their wildlife photography and some truly amazing images to make your points! I enjoyed hearing you talk about planning...in my opinion this is one of the most important things you can do to be successful in photography, no matter the genre. Incredible footage of the little Willie Wagtail! The IG reel was hilarious! Great stuff as always mate. Have a wonderful run up to Christmas this week!
Thank you for watching Paul. Glad you got a laugh out of the IG post. Timing just seemed to work perfectly for that clip. Agree re planning on any genre. Sometimes I over plan and should take my own advice and remember to enjoy and have fun in what I’m doing. Have an amazing week ahead mate. Cheers 🍻 🙏📸
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Great tips, secrets on bird photography and advice, nice one with a rat in the loft. Many thanks for sharing your work - have a great weekend Adrian.
If you were wondering how small those two Willie Wagtail hatchlings were, the adults are normally between 10 to 15cm in length. So they were probably no bigger than 3 or 4 cm 🙏📸
Great work, Adrian! I love that lens.
Thank you so much Phil 🙏📸
Unreal vid man! A feast of info and images. Cool spotting on that nest.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching 🙏
Wow! How gorgeous were those babies? Some great footage there. The backlighting on mumma's wings there too - beautiful. Really cool tips and loved that black and white lizard - it's like he stepped into the spot light - really striking image.
Thank you for watching. Have a great weekend 📸🙏
Hi Adrian, wow, a fantastic video, buddy! I think that is in general one of the most important things in photography, not only wildlife: to engage with your subject and its behaviour. Even landscapes have a kind of "behavior", especially when we consider their interaction with light and weather.
Thank you for your insights. I have to say, also for me as a more landscape "specialist" that was really, really interesting ☺
Enjoy your weekend,
Christian
Thank you so much for watching Christian glad you enjoyed the video. I’ve gotten so used to wildlife here in Australia now I feel I can almost talk to them 😂 Have a great weekend my friend cheers 🍻 🙏📸
Awesome tips mate & the footage & stills of those chicks being fed are amazing. Love those willie wagtails😀😍
Thanks Peter. Yeah those little guys were amazing. I went back one week later and they had already left the nest! Off to tackle the world. Enjoy your week mate 🙏🍻
Fantastic video Adrian! Some great tips for anyone interested in improving their wildlife photography and some truly amazing images to make your points! I enjoyed hearing you talk about planning...in my opinion this is one of the most important things you can do to be successful in photography, no matter the genre. Incredible footage of the little Willie Wagtail! The IG reel was hilarious! Great stuff as always mate. Have a wonderful run up to Christmas this week!
Thank you for watching Paul. Glad you got a laugh out of the IG post. Timing just seemed to work perfectly for that clip. Agree re planning on any genre. Sometimes I over plan and should take my own advice and remember to enjoy and have fun in what I’m doing. Have an amazing week ahead mate. Cheers 🍻 🙏📸
Great tips, secrets on bird photography and advice, nice one with a rat in the loft. Many thanks for sharing your work - have a great weekend Adrian.
Thanks so much for watching Shaun. Have an awesome weekend mate cheers 🍻 🙏🙏🙏
Adrian, great tips. I just saw the short clip you posted on Instagram, that was hilarious. Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching and checking out Instagram my friend. I thought it would make for a funny clip. Have an awesome weekend cheers 🍻 🙏📸