Water rail photography

A short video on how to photograph Water rails.
Mike Lane wildlife photography www.nature-photography.co.uk

[@refuztosay9454]

Excellent. Among the best tutorials I’ve come across on KZbin photography channels. Thank you for investing the time to create the content.

[@MikeLaneFRPS]

You're very welcome!

[@rogerhance5883]

It's only when I watch your videos three or four times Mike that I realise just how good they are. Theres lot of people on KZbin putting up videos on bird photography but yours are by far the best by a long shot . Your in a different class to the others .

[@jeffbrown4743]

Another enjoyable, well presented and informative video. No gimmicks just good fieldcraft and evidence that it works. Can’t ask for more.👍

[@naturasingular3415]

absolutely brilliant!

[@DerekB931]

Brilliant Mike - there is a rail in a similar stream but rarely seen - your feeding and calling should help us enormously. As you can tell I'm working my way through your videos especially UK ones. Thanks. OMD M1 40-150 + 2x TC

[@MikeLaneFRPS]

Absolutely

[@MrMazaeus]

Beautiful Mike; your pictures and the passion of your wise comments!

[@gladysklip6984]

I just enjoy watching your videos Mike. Your knowledge of how to attract birds is absolutely amazing!

[@kristofarus7832]

Hi Mike I just found your channel, amazing work! So much information, thank you very much!!!

[@cliftonwhittaker260]

First time I went out after a kingfisher I was brand new to bird photography. That day I got a picture of one diving out of a tree into the water to make a catch. Now, I've been at it for 6 or 8 years and I've never been able to get another one. Lots to be said for beginners luck.

[@MikeLaneFRPS]

Nice work!

[@AndrewHomer]

Loving the fieldcraft tips Mike especially as i have just got into wildlife photography keep it up

[@iantroup]

Thanks for another lovely informative video Mike. I’m a relative newcomer to the hobby but I have already learned so much from the content that you share. Looking forward to your next video.

[@johngunning2123]

Good fieldcraft. I'm enjoying all these videos enormously.

[@johnnyc613]

Good idea on diving king fisher video setup ... great video

[@emilemil4888]

Absolute fantastic Photos

[@murphyorama]

Fantastic photos and very interesting strategy. Great work.

[@vladepast4936]

great video! A lot of ass holes just want to get "clicks" for crap videos that really do not give any useful information. But your videos are very entertaining and also helpful! Thank you!

[@soumenroychowdhuryphotogra864]

Amazing I have been recently seeing your content and I can say it's awesome hopefully you get more views this is what I look for in wildlife or birds finding an artistic way to photograph and it's really difficult I have so many frames in my mind in particular spices and it's ridiculously hard.

[@photohounds]

What a FIND your channel is, sir...

[@pedroautillo]

Muy buenas explicaciones, enhorabuena

[@alexandreas3992]

Wooooww

[@ToToWildlife]

It’s not a easy bird to shot but you did a great job 👍🥰🙏👍

[@Treo80]

I wonder if some variant of this technique could be used for photographing bitterns.

[@MikeLaneFRPS]

I have no experience with bittens, but the answer would be yes. Just need to right opprotunity.

[@aamassy]

Great shots! How did you replenish the meal worms without making the birds fly away?

[@MikeLaneFRPS]

Birds come and go. They are not there all the time.

[@tarjei99]

I've fed them pressed oats. This is supposed to be irresitable to them.