Setting up perches to take natural looking photos of birds part 2

Join me in this video as I update the perches in my garden that I use to photograph birds. Creating the perfect environment for bird photography is crucial, and today I'll show you how I set up new perches to attract a variety of species. Watch as I explain my process and share some tips on how to enhance your garden for bird photography.
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[@jonblackburn5896]

Hi Darrell The background on the photographs makes a big difference. The robin shots were really nice and what a treat seeing a Sparrowhawk. Thanks Jon and Sandra

[@DarrellOakdenPhotography]

It really made the day seeing the sparrow hawk, but it did scare off the other birds for a while.

[@TheLiveNature]

Great presentation, great place to explore , I liked it, new friend here , keep it up 🎬✅♻️💚🌳

[@DarrellOakdenPhotography]

Exploring my back garden is not a big hardship.

[@patrickmolloy6994]

such a pleasure to watch these videos Darrell, thank you

[@DarrellOakdenPhotography]

Thanks Patrick. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@SkylarkFields]

Very enjoyable watch, Darrell. Great ideas for attracting the creatures to where you want them. Love the bird photos and the squirrel at the bottom of the stump is gorgeous, too! Regarding your resident mole, one of my cats goes hunting (unfortunately) and has come back on a couple of occasions with a live mole which he let go - and it then buried into the grass. Luckily we have a rough and ready garden, not a decent lawn in sight, so I was quite thrilled to see the molehills and tracks of where the mole tunnelled just below the surface! Good for soil aeration?!

[@DarrellOakdenPhotography]

The paddock is quite squishy. The must be a lot of tunnels underneath. Better there than on the main lawn.

[@Ken_H_]

Love the garden bird videos, you could look into Clear View netting as an alternative to mirror glass, you can see out but not in providing what's being viewed into is dark.

[@DarrellOakdenPhotography]

I'll look into it.

[@Austins0asis]

Great video, my next day off im going to do some work at my feeders

[@DarrellOakdenPhotography]

Glad I've inspired you.

[@dennisharris144]

Looks great!!! Here I have so many squirrels it is impossible to keep them off anything without baffles.

[@MJSPhotographyUK]

Very good, Darrell. Thanks for sharing.

[@DarrellOakdenPhotography]

You are welcome

[@Stop-All-War]

If youve never seen a Sparrowhawk fly through tiny openings in Hedgerow..its unbelievable.

[@DarrellOakdenPhotography]

I haven’t. I often see it swoop in over the garden.

[@nikitabuga-w6y]

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