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How To Take Good Pictures Of Birds
One of the most popular aspects of animal photography is bird photography. Taking perfect wild bird pictures can be tricky, but you can create some great photo opportunities right in your own backyard.
Setting up your Backyard Photo Shoots
The biggest challenge isn't actually attracting birds to your yard. Once feeders are out and discovered, word will get around fast! The biggest challenge with bird photography is getting the birds to perch where you want them. So before setting up your feeding stations and birdbaths, consider the locations carefully.
Choose locations that won't make the birds easy prey for cats and other predators, and at the same time that will provide you with the opportunity to photograph them with nice backgrounds and good angles.
Do remember that if you set feeders out in the winter to consistently provide quality seed so your feathery subjects aren't filling up on something like bread that won't provide them with the energy needed to stay warm at night.
Birdbaths also provide good photo ops, and birdhouses will help encourage birds to hang out in your yard.
If you are trying to attract certain bird species, check with The Audubon Society to see what types of seeds or plants are best for them. You can also find good tips at the National Wildlife Federation's "Gardening for Wildlife" pages.
Don't limit your photographs to the bird feeders and baths either. You can also take pictures of birds in your yard that perch on tree limbs and fences nearby so make sure to look for these areas too.
Camera Settings
Have you ever noticed that birds are constantly moving? They are always moving no matter if they're foraging on the ground or sitting on a tree branch. With so much movement you want a higher shutter speed for bird photos, so use the Sports mode or set your shutter speed to at least 1/250.
If you have an optical zoom on your compact digital or have a telephoto lens on your SLR, this will make taking bird photos a lot easier. Depending upon the camera, an optical zoom of 6x can give you about the same magnification as a 200mm lens which means that a photo taken from 10 feet away will look close up.
Some of the "bridge cameras" offer zooms from 10-20 feet but not all produce quality results so do a little investigating before purchasing. When using a high range zoom, you should also consider using a tripod or other camera stabilizer.
Given a long enough lens, you can get some wonderful pictures of birds in flight or perched high up in trees too. Professional nature photographers often use a 600 lens to get photos with good detail.
Large telephoto lenses of this size are very expensive, but there is another way to take bird photos far away. It's called digiscoping. With this method, you combine the birder's spotting scope with a digital camera. Here is one of many good articles online introducing the digiscoping method to bird photographers: Birdwatchers Digest: Photography.
When taking birds in flight, blue skies are always best. And the bluest sky of the day is usually the hour after dawn. Also, look for patterns when you may have flocks of birds that fly over your yard at certain times of day. Or, if you're looking to take pictures of birds of prey like osprey, go to a lake or river early in the morning or evening when they fish. This is also a good time for soft, even and warm lighting.
Hopefully by using these tips, you'll attract more birds to your yard and be able to capture some great bird photos that you'll be proud to display.
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Best For Birds Cast Iron Table Cloth Weight Blk List Price: $9.86 Sale Price: $13.49  |
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Black set of 4 tablecloth weights in farm animal design. Set includes cow, pig, horse and rooster. Metal clamp holds securely to any tablecloth to keep it flat, straight and looking lovely for any occasion. |
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Woodlink NADECK Audubon Deck Mount Bracket List Price: $25.88 Sale Price: $13.91 |
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* Easily clamps to your deck to hang bird feeders, flower baskets, and more * Durable construction and polyester powder coating to ensure lasting quality |
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Premium No Waste Gourmet Bird Food, 5-Pound Sale Price: $12.63 |
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A gourmet blend of premium seeds and nuts with hulls removed especially designed to attract a wide variety of birds. Keeps the feeding area clean. Comes in a resealable space saving stand-up pouch for easy storage... |
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Audubon Cedar Bat Shelter List Price: $44.95 Sale Price: $33.17 |
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The Audubon Cedar Bat Shelter is handcrafted of natural cedar. Bats use their sonar to catch over 3,000 insects each night. Provides capacity for up to 20 bats. Manufactured by WoodLink?. |
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Use the components in this kit to build and paint a wooden birdfeeder. Includes wood pieces, nails, glue, paint, brush, and instructions. Assemble size: 4 1/2" x 6" x 5 1/2". Ages: 5 + Manufacturer: Toysmith |
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Features protective grid work that allows birds to feed while keeping squirrels out. 1 1/2 inch metal grid makes it easy for birds to feed while protecting them from predators. Durable construction features unique metal seed ports that provide birds with |
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SQUIRREL EAR CORN SPINNER, Color: TAN (Catalog Category: Wild Bird:WILD BIRD FEEDERS) Sale Price: $29.44 |
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Spinning wheel holds up to 3 ears of corn. Feeder has a flat platform for squirrel to stand on while feeding. Mounts on pole, deck, or tree.(Color: TAN) |
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Provides great viewing of birds up close. Open feeding area will attract all types of songbirds and the screen base will assist in airation of the seed. |
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