


My first post on the blog & it's last week's news.
Attached photos of an old male enjoying a sap run high in an oak in Bentley wood - with occasional Hornet disputes.
Still up to 6 males on the wing including one remarkably fresh & 2 females egg-laying on 23rd July.
Experimenting with extreme lenses to get behaviour shots. These included 1200 mm & flash !
The wonders of digital.
Also another tired individual enjoying banana.
Mike
2 comments:
Mike, may I ask how much such a zoom lense costs?
Dennis
I don't use zooms - these long shots were using the Nikon 600mm VR with converter & DX crop taking the focal length to 1200mm- ish.
The banana shot was with a 200mm macro.
Price is high but the value is inestimable !
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