Mar 10, 2019
Not much variety of birds in this 2nd exercise area and I had seen all the species. Three black-naped Orioles called high up the tree outside my residence and flew away. On the way to the 2nd exercise area, an Oriole posed for me.
PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS
The following setting is simple for any amateur photographer.
I use Canon DSLR EOS 80D, LENS EFS 18-200mm, Image stabiliser.
Setting: P Mode, Autofocus, Single point focus, Drive mode High speed continuous
With above settings, just focus and shoot.
Adobe CC used to process the photos.
More different smaller birds seen. Images are below:
1. Outside my house front. 3 or 4 black-naped Orioles were making loud calls, attracting my attention, but flew away fast before I could take decent photos.
On the way to the 2nd exercise area near a papaya tree, this Oriole appeared and posed for me!
Two smaller birds came by and I took quick photos of them. What species are they?
Further down the road, opposite the 2nd exercise area
The kingfisher's mate or friend showed up, hence I could take photos of a pair of kingfishers today.
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| The mate or friend would not stay long and flew away. No time to smell the roses. | |
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Alone again. He or she will perch for many minutes every day "ki-ki-ki" calling
sometimes perching on another branch or tree but never disappears unlike the other one
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