First time using multiple flashguns at night, not the best option for owls I know. Suggested I cross post here from the birding community

Taken with my Fuji XT-50 & Tamron 150-500mm

First time using a multi flash setup at night, quite stressful to get the amount of fill right, lots of wasted shots.

Taken with my XT-50 & Tamron 150-500mm

Random finds today, when i didn't have my big lens, multiple house martin nests, grey wagtails, pond dippers, skylarks, kestrels, buzzards, always my luck

Took on my xt50 & fuji 50-140mm

Tons of very game Meadow Pipets at Souter Lighthouse.

Taken with my xt50 & Tamron 150-500mm

Large group of cormorants with young, managed to spot this one feeding its young, its got right in there for sure!

Taken on my xt50 and Tamron 150-500mm

Finally got a lot closer to a Northern Lapwing so I could capture its iridescent wings.

Taken on my xt50 and Tamron 150-500mm

Seems very late but this Great Crested Grieve was still sitting on eggs today. They had chosen a spot right next to some black cap gulls so cant have been the quietest spot

Taken with my XT50 & Tamron 150-500mm

Barn Owl hunting during mid morning, guess it has young mouths to feed.

Shot at Bempton Cliffs on my xt50 and 150-500mm

Never appreciated how green these were till I saw the sea going cousin of the Cormorant in person.

Taken from a (fast moving) boat by Bempton Cliffs on my XT-50 & Tamron 150-500mm

Amazing to think the RSPB started with just 19 breeding pairs and now has over 10k, amazing success story.

Took on my Fuji xt50 & Tamron 150-500mm

Another remaster from early in the year

Xt50 & 150-500mm Tamron

For those that don't know, I started digital photography this year after many decades since I gave up film photography due to cost and time.

Its been a journey relearning old skills and learning all the new tricks like editing. Hence posting this photo from February, which i have finally gotten closer to the colours I see in my head when I see a bluetit with this remaster.

Alternative title, I go my own way

Taken at Middleton Lakes on my XT50 & 150-500mm Tamron

Egrets and Herons are just the goofiest flyers

XT50 & Tamron 150-500mm

Lock up your fish and chips, its the unmatched predator of the unwary holiday maker, the humble gull.

Taken with my XT50 & 50-140mm Fuji

Starting to get a little better at panning.

Taken with my xt50 & Tamron 150-500mm

Always struggle to capture iridescence fully but managed to get its colour changing nature here.

XT50 & Tamron 150-500mm

Goose must have stayed there a good twenty minutes watching me watching it and the other birds

Swans with some rather small signets I took at Westhay. Very shy group

Took with my XT50 and Tamron 150-500mm

Was at Wells Palace & Gardens when I came across this adorable family of Moor Hens with the tinest chicks I have seen yet. Been collectively raised with about five adults.

Took with my Fuji XT50 & 50-140mm as I wasnt expecting to need my Tamron, hence the shots not as sharp as I would like.