Hunting Turdus rufopalliatus, with my camera. My entry to Show Me A Photo Contest Round 138

As I said in my second last post, which was more than 20 days ago, I have activated myself in hunting mode in search of the Turdus rufopalliatus, which is a bird that I can easily find in the area where I live, besides its population is very large and I hardly think it can become endangered in the next few years.

The only problem I have at the moment (if I can consider it a problem) is the lens with which I take these pictures at a distance, because of the aperture I need to let the ISO go up a lot and sometimes it can be annoying to see that noise in the pictures, luckily it is not visible until you zoom in on them but I still feel a little disappointed with the results, but I must admit that for me that I am not a professional bird photographer, this lens is quite useful and in fact there are a couple of pictures that I have just taken that are quite interesting and I am already working on them to present you the best of that afternoon shooting in the park.

And of course, you know I can't make a trip to the park to take pictures without taking pictures of ducks, I really liked this little guy and his beautiful eyes are quite fascinating.

Now look at this pair of ducks, incredibly relaxed looking at me from a distance, they know I pose no danger and that's why they don't decide to fly, lucky for me they are amazing models.

And since I'm talking about the ducks, I took a picture of one that I found quite interesting because of the color of its beak, very different from the others, I'm even thinking of going back to the park to look for it and take more pictures, I'll see if I can go tomorrow afternoon, that's all for today, see you in the next post.