Grey Heron (eng.)
Fiskehejre (da.)
Ardea cinerea (sc.)
The Grey Heron is extremely common in south Europe.
In northen Italy, you can see herons everywhere in fields, little rivers and near lakes, more or less in every season.
In Denmark they’re common, but the number is extremely less.
And whith my amazing (and a little disappointing), they’re less confident than every other bird species.
Is one of the few cases when taking a photo to a bird are more simple in Italy than in Denmark.
But, however, all the following photos are taken in Jylland (Denmark), with the AF-I 300mm and Sigma 500mm, both in summer- and wintertime.
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- grey heron
NIKON D2X @ ISO 250 , 1/800 at f5.6 , focal length 500mm
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- grey heron
NIKON D2X @ ISO 320 , 1/1000 at f5.6 , focal length 300mm
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- grey heron
NIKON D700 @ ISO 560 , 1/640 at f5.6 , focal length 500mm
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- grey heron
NIKON D700 @ ISO 250 , 1/800 at f8 , focal length 600mm
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- grey heron
NIKON D2X @ ISO 280 , 1/800 at f5.6 , focal length 500mm
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- grey heron
NIKON D700 @ ISO 1100 , 1/800 at f8 , focal length 600mm
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- grey heron
NIKON D700 @ ISO 800 , 1/800 at f11 , focal length 600mm
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- grey heron
NIKON D2X @ ISO 360 , 1/800 at f5.6 , focal length 500mm
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- grey heron
NIKON D700 @ ISO 360 , 1/800 at f8 , focal length 600mm
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- grey heron
NIKON D700 @ ISO 800 , 1/800 at f11 , focal length 600mm
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- grey heron
NIKON D700 @ ISO 720 , 1/800 at f11 , focal length 600mm
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- grey heron
NIKON D2X @ ISO 250 , 1/800 at f5.6 , focal length 500mm
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