Godwin-C 9/11/2016 16:53
Blue rock thrush
Tsuen Wan
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Peregrine_2P 9/11/2016 21:12
Very nice pic. Would you mind letting us know where you found the bird, please? Thanks a trillion in advance.
wilsondring 9/11/2016 23:12
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Very nice pic. Would you mind letting us know where you found the bird, please? Thanks a trillion in advance. [/quote]
its been very well fed, it should still be around. good luck
Godwin-C 10/11/2016 15:58
我知鳥友確是用誘拍方式拍了幾星期 日前已沒人再来 可能要拍的已拍了 通常誘拍的背景大同小異 而我每張都不同 是我一人慢慢跟蹤做到這效果 今時今日 此鳥又何須誘拍呢
aenckli 11/11/2016 13:19
早兩星期去都仲見到有幾個擺拍影友. 聽路過阿伯講已在那裡兩星期. 完全唔怕人.
wilsondring 11/11/2016 15:43
Interesting concept； by not feeding the bird worms yourself means the bird is not fed? By photographing the bird at the exact location where others feed means you have been tracking the bird yourself and that by not putting out worms yourself means you have not benefited from the bird being stable and coming back for food regularly?