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It may not be pretty, but those little fellas eat a lot of bugs, especially harmful ones. I have several that travel over my property in the late evening and they used to get up on my feeders but for some reason they're not bothering them anymore. I am however dealing with a zillion redwing blackbirds and their skanky cousins, starlings and grackles. They're eating a cake of suet a day and emptying my feeders.
Morris/Dean, I need to see ^it again. David, do you take these photos from inside the house with a great telephoto or zoom, lens? I have the birds on rare occasions and their song is what gets me up to see who's singing the different song. I never get a shot of them as they're very skittish.
Morris/Dean, I need to see ^it again. David, do you take these photos from inside the house with a great telephoto or zoom, lens? I have the birds on rare occasions and their song is what gets me up to see who's singing the different song. I never get a shot of them as they're very skittish.
Yes, I take the shots from inside with a 150-600mm lens.
02-18-2022, 07:30 AM
David, do you take these photos from inside the house with a great telephoto or zoom, lens? I have the birds on rare occasions and their song is what gets me up to see who's singing the different song. I never get a shot of them as they're very skittish.
