If you’re using a DSLR camera you aren’t photographing what you’re seeing through the viewfinder. Two days ago that phenomenon was responsible for me photographing a magpie that I had no clue I’d photographed.
Or perhaps it was a combination of revenge, anger and frustration. Or something else but I doubt it was simply play.
Sometimes the background and/or setting in my photos appeals to me as much or even more than the bird.
Three days ago I had my most exciting encounter ever with a Golden Eagle along the approach road to Bear River MBR.
Staying balanced on a small perch can be a challenge, even for a bird known for its agility like the Northern Harrier.
In yesterday’s post I bellyached about Golden Eagles being one of my most difficult and uncooperative subjects. Methinks I should complain more often.
