Treecreeper

[Benjy]

Caught this little chap today any critique would be most helpful..........

[JamesScott86]

Excellent captures - well taken.

[Shadowman]

Second one well lit, first shows the benefits of shooting multiple frames.

[Geoff F]

Yes, very good. They rush about so much, which makes them very difficult to photograph. I've only seen a couple, never mind photographing them!

[IzzieK]

Well done, Benjy...the first one may need a bit more separation or a little bit of blurring of the background either way, to emphasize more of the bird's colouring almost merging with it. But is a nice pose...I love it. I like both of them...they are cuties...

[Benjy]

James,John,Geoff,Izzie,big thanks for views and comments...

[marlunn]

Bernard, thats a Goldcrest, very small and flighty - good shots

[Benjy]

Mark,thanks for info.every day is a schoolday,here is another taken today,you can see a tad of the colour on his head,thanks again....

[Brownbear]

Hi Bernard,

Wee birds are especially challenging to capture in flight, so bravo!

For me the 2nd image is the best capture because the light is falling on the bird (best exposure on the subject) and also because of the background is less busy, more blue sky than branches. Nicely focused with a beautiful a beautiful glint in the birds eye, and a lovely flutter in the wings.

[Benjy]

Christina,thanks for nice comment,I was well chuffed with 2nd. capture too,they are taken in woods hence the busy background.PS.like the WEE birds....you,ll be speaking wi, a Scottish accent in nae time..

[deetheturk]

Well captured Benjy, hope yer no steemin yet! as its saturday lol

[Benjy]

David,thanks for comment.....Eight till Late....