A mouse, a monkey! I wait for him in the morning, he arrives in the afternoon; I expect him on the right; he shows up on the left! As I align the lens on him, he rushes to the right. Anyhow, here he is!
Noushka
Passionate about Wildlife, Photography and Wildlife issues. I live in the south of France at the present, but have lived in Africa for 16 years, in the U.S. for 3 years. With my husband, I created and managed a BIRD PARK in South Africa, raising mainly psittacines; the breeding facility housed over 1000 parrots at any given time. I speak French and English alike and manage decently in Spanish. My photography is about sharing fauna's beauty with other enthusiasts!Equipment: ALL NIKON Cameras: D500, D750 Tele lenses: 300 mm, 500 mm, 800 mm f5/6E, Zoom lenses: 16/80 mm, 80/400 mm, 200/500 mm and: Macro 150 Sigma.* * * My work can be seen HERE:http://1000-pattes.blogspot.fr/* * * NOT ON FACEBOOK
I love all the woodpecker family it is a shame that a lot of them are quite shy. I more often here the green woodpecker than see it for example. They are not keen on posing for a camera and are expert tree & bird watchers dodgers. Here in Brazil woodpeckers seem more bold however!
I love all the woodpecker family it is a shame that a lot of them are quite shy. I more often here the green woodpecker than see it for example. They are not keen on posing for a camera and are expert tree & bird watchers dodgers. Here in Brazil woodpeckers seem more bold however!