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Roost shooting birds...legal? This is a topic that came up on another forum, i've had a look at the BASC website to try to find the answer but to no avail. Is it legal to shoot roosting birds from a vehicle, and also to use the vehicle's headlights to...
Started by paul james on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at airgunbbs):
Roost shooting illegal, you are using a device to artificially....
Woodies are a big illegal, you are using a device to artificially illuminate the roost, bad, bad, bad .
Im fairly sure that Feral pigeons are the only bird to legally lamp at night.
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Hi--
I'd like some advice about how to shoot birds flying directly towards the camera. I spent yesterday shooting at Riefel Bird Sanctuary trying to get ducks in focus flying in for a landing straight towards the camera (they allow feeding of birds, so...
Started by Nancy Everds on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at naturescapes):
I have found that the biggest challenge is to get the bird's head in focus, as opposed to the wing is in focus when you....
So, the analysis of your for that.
Birds in flight are my specialty and nearly all I shoot when not on a tour.
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Any suggestions for locations for shooting birds (photography) on the Isle of whight
I am visiting my Uncle on the I.O.W next week, anybody have any suggestions for places to visit for bird photography ?
Cheers
Doc
Started by docholiday on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkphotography):
No personal experience of shooting birds there, but I would think Bembridge harbour and Yarmouth.
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Shooting Birds and Wildlife Hi guys and Gals.
Anyone in the Oxfordshire or surrounding Counties willing to let me tag along and get some tips advice on shooting gods little and medium size creatures.
I am a full time tog but never ever get the enough...
Started by Daryl on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkphotography):
Hi Daryl, a pity I am not closer as I would love to help out but you would probably spend more time following me into pubs :D Nicki (aka Briony) has her place with the Kites up near you but I have not seen or heard from her on here recently so not sure... .
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Loved the birds at the Zoo. You can feed the birds nector in little cups in a special enclosure. That's what Becky is doing. Love the color in the flamingo. The penguins are behind glass. Used the glass to support the lens so I didn't need the flash. ...
Started by yellalablady on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at photozo):
The fur or plush jacket provides protection, but seems strange with tropical birds for identifying the birds.
Becky is having good time.
What a great time you had.
She definitely seems to be enjoying the company of the birds.
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Birds? Has anyone got any top tips for birdwatching photography? THANK YOU
Started by steven26 on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thephotoforum):
This actually places extender, i have a 300mmF2.8L and that is not long enough with a 2x for shooting birds in the wild with a 2x....
Yard, fill with bird seed,birds come to eat bird seed, take pictures of birds.
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Http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=270510087
Whew, is anyone else gitty over this one. 45 ACP or 45 LC, 3 3/4'' barrel with a extractor rod too.
I never shot a birds head gripped revovler. Do they handle ok? Maybe its more for carrying than shooting...
Started by pmer on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gunloads):
Thanks on the ....
Birds EYE is a grain of maple.
Birdshead grips are comfortable and handle imagine there would be problems with a 45 a.c.p .
Birds EYE is a grain of maple.
It's Birds HEAD grips.
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Was at a refuge today and noticed that even though there was wave after wave of ducks flying, everything was in the 50-60 yard range and did not have any interest in working. 3 of us had a decent bag, but for how many birds were flying, couldnt believe...
Started by Waterfowler7 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at duckhuntingchat):
With that kind of observation....
It might work for you! yeah lot of birds today at the mud slough most of them out...I watched a guy over from us flare birds right to us all day with his calling, it wasn't bad calling.
Something similar...
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Birds of prey centre photography My better half has asked me would I like a photography day at a bird of prey centre, i thought that this seems like a good idea.
One package is you photograph the birds in various flight/perching modes or as an alternative...
Started by hot-ice on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkphotography):
The reason being I'd have more of a say in which birds to work to get up really close to the birds....
I got from it and it was amazing to be able to get up really close to the birds (for me, this was just with the falconry directly.
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Whats the most birds you guys have ever shot on one hunt and how many guys did you have hunting?
Started by Fishinfanatic on
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by 44 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ifish):
Unknowen amount of starlings 3 could see 'em, you....
Two in one shot, all done for the day.
All I can do on this thread is There are some in front bird I was shooting at.
bird or maybe 2 if we are really on shooting that day.
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