Thanks for posting the links to some of the osprey photos I have taken, I put the link to my latest Osprey pics below. Blue DF was a regular at Rotheimurchus fishery and other local lochs this summer. There were probably as many un-ringed as ringed Ospreys fishing this year. The different birds behave differently and close up can be seen to be different. Regards Mike
P.S. if the tag does not work copy the link below into your browser
http://www.mikerae.com/life-in-the-landscape/84/ospreys-fishing-and-missing-at-rothiemurchus
Well of course there are some fabulous cameras/lenses around these days. Plus added photographic opportunities in the form of hired out time-slots in hides situated in prime locations where the birds are known to fish.
I am by no means detracting from the skill of the photographers of course, just pointing out some of the advantages that are available today.
ChloeB & Tiger's Osprey Data
ChloeB said: Well of course there are some fabulous cameras/lenses around these days. Plus added photographic opportunities in the form of hired out time-slots in hides situated in prime locations where the birds are known to fish. I am by no means detracting from the skill of the photographers of course, just pointing out some of the advantages that are available today.
So true, Chloe. In a good place even a beginner can get tolerable photos with a "non-professional" gear :)))))
my photos in flickr
Hazel b said: Great Tiger, nice to see them all gathered together in one post. Never tire of looking at Osprey photos. :-)
Great Tiger, nice to see them all gathered together in one post. Never tire of looking at Osprey photos. :-)
Well Blue DF seems to be a favourite with the photographers.
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Maybe he needs several go's to catch a fish LOL....
EJ's Memorial Balgavies Loch Ospreys 2023