Ive got two but they are all similair.





That is all I have as the rest were bad because of the flash :(
It's really hard to focus on something that is black and in the dark, I was just clicking and hoping that it was right :lol:

[Edited on 06-12-2010 by Piér]

Any more pics of the badger?

I use a 70 - 300 lense too :) wanted a bigger one for wild photos but sold my camera now :(

All but the Ostrich were taken with a tamron 70-300 walking around a nature reserve near here, got a hell of a lot of pics that were awful, but liked quite a few of them as well.

The hawk was on someones hand about a foot away, got that picture as my background currently :)


[Edited on 05-12-2010 by Cavey]

theyre good

Few of my bird pictures...





A few actually taken in the wild :)

good work pier :)

Spent a few hours lying in a doorway to get this :)


I know these are classed as "Un-natural" in the wildlife photography scene but these are a few I took of a Male bullfinch on one of our feeders. :)




I absolutely love this shot.



I've got loads of pictures of birds if anyone wants to see them :thumbs:



[Edited on 05-12-2010 by Piér]

When I use to be far away from birds I would zoom and crop so the bird seemed closer.
It takes hours to get good pictures of birds, hours of sitting still with your camera ready.
I think they are good steve, as they were just taken quickly :)

Must of been very high and massive zoom to get a close up of a Wagtail, they're tiny things.

So not much could of been done tbf

was on IA, didnt have time to set it up properly, so it would have been setting its ISO automatically

Were they taken at ISO 1 million Steve, mega noisy.

Couple of opportune ones i snapped this morning




taken through window glass, 15x optical zoom

[Edited on 04-12-2010 by Steve]