The colder temperatures at this time of year often bring additional species into the garden to take advantage of a free meal at one of the feeders including this Coal Tit (Periparus ater).
This tiny Tit constantly flitted around the branches above the feeder making the 'watcher' work hard for a few reasonable images.
....I know what you mean....the smaller and more active the birds are, the more challenge getting them focused in the lens for a good photo. Your skills are exceptional.
....I know what you mean....the smaller and more active the birds are, the more challenge getting them focused in the lens for a good photo. Your skills are exceptional.
ReplyDeleteAgain, thanks for linking up.
Nice shots, Frank!
ReplyDeleteSweet bird, very similar in looks to our chickadees!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of the cute little tit!
ReplyDeletegreat shots. I have not seen any of them yet.
ReplyDeleteSweet bird! really nice shots!
ReplyDeleteI too know exactly how you feel Frank. There are a few of them giving me the camera runaround at the moment. I ain't giving up though.
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