I was watching these sparrows enjoy a bird feeder across the lane. I wished I was a bit closer, then realized I could probably get reasonable close with my 200-500mm lens. I typically don't use it to point at people's windows or balconies, as I don't want to look like a peeping tom. In this case, I figured it was for the birds; I wanted to see what they were up to, I was pleased that I was able to even catch a few as they hovered and came in for a landing.
What you say reminds me when I was going to photograph a beautiful bird that was right on the roof of a house. Mom told me: Someone can come out and think your house.
I just dedicated myself to look at him for a second and left. Jajajjaaj
Taking pictures of birds is a very difficult task anyway, so even if it is from a distance, you have taken good pictures! :)
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You are very skilled at photographing birds, the results are very good even though it is quite far away.
Thank you, I really like watching them and I think they have taught me so much about photography.
How great that you were able to get these beautiful shots despite the distance, dear friend @mmckinneyphoto13
I wonder if being further away made me less disruptive to them so they couldn't fly off quickly like they usually do.
