Ken Dee Marshes was my second new
RSPB reserve of the day, and I was hopeful of photographing Wil
low Tit as this is re
portedly the best site in Scotland for the species. Not this afternoon though - Great, Blue, Coal and Long-tailed Tit all came to feeders, but t
he closest I came to Willow was reading about its r
egular appearance at the same feeders in the hide log. Still,
Brambling,
Nutchatch, Great Spotted Woodpecker and Red Kite around the reserve made for a worthwhile visit.
Shooting at ISO1600 in dark and damp conditions stretched the camera to its limits, but it seemed to cope reasonably well.
he closest I came to Willow was reading about its regular appearance at the same feeders in the hide log. Still, Brambling, Nutchatch, Great Spotted Woodpecker and Red Kite around the reserve made for a worthwhile visit.
Shooting at ISO1600 in dark and damp conditions stretched the camera to its limits, but it seemed to cope reasonably well.
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