Backyard Bird Photography with David Akoubian

Professional nature photographer David Akoubian shares the story of creating his backyard bird studio in the North Georgia mountains, and he offers tips for taking photos of birds, especially warblers and migrants, in a yard.
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[@NatureScapes]

Definitely really useful content for me , Thanks for sharing it my friend, Need more like this one 👌👌👌

[@bettypwls]

I lost this link and so glad I found again...great information.

[@cy1512]

Thank you for putting this together. It was very informative and gave me some great ideas on how to build places to direct the birds to land. Now I can build the shot rather than leave it up to the birds. I also appreciate the idea of creating an environment conducive to bird activity. I live in the Atlanta area and occasionally travel to NGA for a variety of reasons. I will follow you on your website and maybe one day we will cross paths.

[@philipculbertson55]

I hadn't thought about quiet mode. That is a great tip. Do you know if it slows down the frame rate any? I am in upstate SC (Seneca Area) and have a similar setup. In our 26 years, the birds have been one of the greatest joys of being here. One other question. We have barred owls all around us but I am never able to find them in the daytime to get a photo. Any tips for spotting them? Do they favor a certain type of tree for their daytime roost?

[@canadianmohawk]

disappointing photos that everyone is doing.
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