Spot the squirrel
Posted: Mon Oct 15 2018 20:10
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kenny sloan wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11 2019 17:57 -Hi KennyHi Dave , they are very hard to capture you have done well to catch them ,i have been trying to photo some red squirrels in a wood nearby but they are to quick difficult to get close to ,so i put down a trial camera and some nuts for 2 days and nights but only have had a fox after a mouse , a cat, many birds and a quick flash of a squirrel,just need to spend more time .
davelumb wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11 2019 18:28 -Have a look at Squirrel Hunter on you tube, he gets plenty of decent shots of greys in various woodlandskenny sloan wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11 2019 17:57 -Hi KennyHi Dave , they are very hard to capture you have done well to catch them ,i have been trying to photo some red squirrels in a wood nearby but they are to quick difficult to get close to ,so i put down a trial camera and some nuts for 2 days and nights but only have had a fox after a mouse , a cat, many birds and a quick flash of a squirrel,just need to spend more time .
Not that I've tried photographing reds, I do know people who have.
I think greys are bolder than reds and give you a little more time to get a lens on them. Still have to be a bit sharpish though!
Kev Berry wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11 2019 22:46 -I hope Alan doesn't go for a look!davelumb wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11 2019 18:28 -Have a look at Squirrel Hunter on you tube, he gets plenty of decent shots of greys in various woodlandskenny sloan wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11 2019 17:57 -Hi KennyHi Dave , they are very hard to capture you have done well to catch them ,i have been trying to photo some red squirrels in a wood nearby but they are to quick difficult to get close to ,so i put down a trial camera and some nuts for 2 days and nights but only have had a fox after a mouse , a cat, many birds and a quick flash of a squirrel,just need to spend more time .
Not that I've tried photographing reds, I do know people who have.
I think greys are bolder than reds and give you a little more time to get a lens on them. Still have to be a bit sharpish though!
davelumb wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11 2019 18:28 -This red doesn`t seem to be very shy chapskenny sloan wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11 2019 17:57 -Hi KennyHi Dave , they are very hard to capture you have done well to catch them ,i have been trying to photo some red squirrels in a wood nearby but they are to quick difficult to get close to ,so i put down a trial camera and some nuts for 2 days and nights but only have had a fox after a mouse , a cat, many birds and a quick flash of a squirrel,just need to spend more time .
Not that I've tried photographing reds, I do know people who have.
I think greys are bolder than reds and give you a little more time to get a lens on them. Still have to be a bit sharpish though!