After yet another successful year on the Odds & Sods thread, initially started I think by Hazy, it might be wise to kickstart the 2023 thread off.
Thank you to those who have contributed to last years thread, and there has been very interesting odds and sods in "Odds & Sods 2022" that aren't enough to place into a dedicated thread, which you can look back on the following link:
https://community.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/f/all-creatures/278729/odds-sods-2022/1417300?pifragment-4285=76#pifragment-4285=1
What better for me, and as yet, I've not ventured far, ewe know what I mean, with this lassie on Baddesley Clinton estate yesterday....
Mike
Flickr: Peak Rambler
Cin J
A lone curlew
Lot to learn
Unknown said:
90% luck, 5% field craft, 5% camera skills.
A fabulous set of photos Angus
I think most wildlife photography is a large portion of luck, especially with the wee ones, like goldcrests, treecreepers, and nuthatches, to name a few.
If your new camera is a Canon, then TV is shutter priority, the V stands for Value
Germain said:
Really? shakes head, people are now that stupid and litigious?
Finally this one will need to be opened in large - it's not often you get to see all the Islands but it tends to be this time of year that provides the chance - clear, still winter days -Alderney is off to the far right
And who really are the stupid ones....
Not the dogs.....
I often ask these days if there's a smartphone app for any challenging scenarios, no matter how small, if there isn't.....
Sarcasm aside, lovely photos Cin.
Yet more deer from the Peaks, from Tuesday.
Wow, Bob, what a view...and then you chuck some deer in just to up the ante(lope)