5 Most Common of the Tit Family to visit your Garden

[@Withallyourfaults]

Well done beautiful

[@PaulGornallWildlifePhoto-kt6gg]

Thank you so much

[@MrBrockley3]

Which lens did you use and how far away where you please. subscribed

[@PaulGornallWildlifePhoto-kt6gg]

Hi. I am using the canon RF 100-500 lens, also sometimes the EF 100-400 L series lens when photographing and videoing I’m sat in my hide and about 20 feet away, this gives me good focal length so I can zoom out for the bigger birds and still have detail and zoom in for close ups on the smaller birds, I absolutely love the RF 100-500 lens because of its versatility, also being an L series lens it gives me the best quality. The closer you get allows you to zoom out to get a better aperture for when the lighting is poor, as the minimum aperture is 7.1 at 500mm but 4.5 at 100mm. Thanks for the question

[@MrBrockley3]

Hi Paul Thanks for the information, I've just ordered the Canon rf100-500 for my r6mk2 and I'll.be more than happy if I get half as good of shots as you. I'm going to make myself a reflection pool for my small rear garden as I get tits, robin, sparrows, and occasional goldfinch and rarely a bullfinch. I hope the pool will attract them more frequently. Thanks and take care. John, Wigan UK.