kingfisher (Alcedo Athis)
D80, sigma 50-500 (at 500mm). iso 100, f8 at 1 / 320.
ISO 400, f5.6 a 1/1000.
D300, 500vr.
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ISO 200, f6.3 a 1/125.
D300, 500vr.
ABUBILLA (Upupa epops)
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D80, sigma 50-500.
ISO 100, f7.1 a 1/400.
D80, sigma 50-500 (at 500mm). iso 100, f8 at 1 / 320.
Of the more than two hundred species belonging to this order, only four are present in our country:
The European bee-eater (Merops apiaster), hoopoe (Upupa epops), kingfisher (Alcedo athis) and European Roller (Coracias garrulus). All of them noted for their bright colors and great beauty. are therefore the most photographed species.
This year I've finally been able to photograph the ratchet and complete the series.
I show a picture of each. EUROPEAN Abejaruco (Merops apiaster)
ISO 400, F6.3 to 1 / 200.
D300, 500vr.
ISO 400, f5.6 a 1/1000.
D300, 500vr.
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ISO 200, f6.3 a 1/125.
D300, 500vr.
ABUBILLA (Upupa epops)
Hoopoe at the door of her nest.
D300, Sigma 50-500 (at 500mm).
ISO 200, F7.1 at 1 / 400.
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D300, Sigma 50-500 (at 500mm).
ISO 200, f8 at 1 / 640.
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Hoopoe after leaving the nest to feed chicken.
D300, Sigma 50-500.
D300, sigma 50-500.
ISO 200, f7.1 a 1/500.
ISO 800, f8 at 1 / 800.
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European tick (Coracias garrulus)
D300, Sigma 50-500.
D300, Sigma 50-500.
ISO 800, f8 at 1 / 800.
D300, Sigma 50-500.
ISO 800, F7.1 at 1 / 200.
D300, Sigma 50-500.
ISO 200, f8 at 1 / 500. kingfisher (Alcedo athis)
D300, sigma 50-500.
ISO 200, f7.1 a 1/500.
D80, sigma 50-500.
ISO 100, f7.1 a 1/400.
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