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Using a remote infrared trigger set up at a now trail mark or landing point will get those results. Ones sold in the UK aren't sensitive or quick enough for some results as the beam has to be bounced back from a receiver. Well the ones I've seen and spoken to people about. There is a couple...

I nearly bought a 500mm f4 from them and after various emails they agreed for me to come to pick up as I am I'm Bournemouth most weekends. Well at the time I was. I didn't have to pay in advance just when I got there. However I didn't as got a great deal directly from canon Still find them...

Seen it and looks great :) This style of photography is quite common in Spain and some of the stuff coming from there is stunning. Something I'm getting quite into at the moment and trying to work something out with black foxes They also use it through the day which opens further opportunities ;)

Didn't upload on precious post so here they are both side by side

I've algo got similar than above and used it in gale force winds in Scotland and bad rain. Mines waterproof and find it fantastic. When pinned down didn't move etc and we stayed dry for the 8 hour stints we were doing. 2 in hide with full Gitzo tripods and 500mm f4 and 600mm f4. Two camera...

You can get a wireless trigger of ebay for a few quid that works quite well and from behind as you can place the receiver behind the camera. A large prime may help. Worth giving it a go as you have a great chance of getting sone good shots. If your localish and we can work it out I don't...

For Brownsea I would get the first ferry across and then you have the chance of getting some great shots before the grounds appear. Through the week is also better as they have less visitors

Hi Derek Did something similar a week or so back with house martins. Personally sit down and observe so a while before setting up. Clock how long they are between feeds and this will give you an average. Have your gear set up and focused on the nest however if the parents seam not to be...

Loads round here now:) Also a friend on Mull has seen some around his place

Just looked Ag the dates on last year. Lots of action on the 24th SEP for reds. The following week noting just the odd below. The week after fallows in large groups with two stags in full below with some action. I may have been unlucky but last year seamed very sort for reds. Could be due to...

For the Sea Eagle http://www.mullcharters.com/ Martin is a friendly chap and the trip will be one not to forget. Its also the one on springwatch http://youtu.be/vKt6dgvJFpk The cottage we rent I think is available but its on a weekly rent. If it fits into your plans then drop me...

I think I am off to get one:)

The kites are therelong after people have gone

H Sarah Have a great trip its a great place. Personaly I would book one of the photo hides. The gateway is a tenner each. Buts its on the ground rather than he higher ones. It is my favorite though. In the photo hides you have more room and better photo chances. You are best to book it on...

I do all the time. Not scared of it..must be were I was brought up. If I think it can be had for less theres no harm in giving it a go. They can just say no. When I got our first DSLR I got a 70-200 in the deal for half price, free CF card & bag after a bit of negotiation;)