Comments for Ron's Wildlife Photography blog http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog I want to encourage others to get into wildlfe watching Sun, 29 Aug 2010 08:13:17 +0100 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Spotted Redshank, at Leighton Moss RSPB, Lancashire by Ron McCombe http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2822&cpage=1#comment-3423 Ron McCombe Sun, 29 Aug 2010 08:13:17 +0000 http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2822#comment-3423 Hi John Many thanks for the kind comments I do remember meeting you and our brief chat. I tend to use a bean bag as often as I can these days, they are very versatile. Well done with your pictures and good luck in the future Regards Ron Hi John

Many thanks for the kind comments

I do remember meeting you and our brief chat. I tend to use a bean bag as often as I can these days, they are very versatile. Well done with your pictures and good luck in the future

Regards

Ron

]]> Comment on Spotted Redshank, at Leighton Moss RSPB, Lancashire by John Jones http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2822&cpage=1#comment-3422 John Jones Sun, 29 Aug 2010 07:56:32 +0000 http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2822#comment-3422 Hi Ron We met briefly in the Leighton Moss Eric Morcambe hide whilst you were taking these photographs which, like the rest of your website are both excellent and interesting. Thank you for pointing out the Spotted Redshank to me. This bird is a first for me and I too managed to obtain some exceptable photographs of it which were subsequently posted to flickr (woodmouse2010) and Birdguides (flyhigh). Your advice on the use of a beanbag rather than tripod for hide use has been headed and I have one on order. It is always good to learn from the experienced. Thank you for your help and the interest. Hi Ron
We met briefly in the Leighton Moss Eric Morcambe hide whilst you were taking these photographs which, like the rest of your website are both excellent and interesting.
Thank you for pointing out the Spotted Redshank to me. This bird is a first for me and I too managed to obtain some exceptable photographs of it which were subsequently posted to flickr (woodmouse2010) and Birdguides (flyhigh).
Your advice on the use of a beanbag rather than tripod for hide use has been headed and I have one on order.
It is always good to learn from the experienced. Thank you for your help and the interest.

]]> Comment on Moray Firth Bottlenose Dolphins, Chanory Point by Christine Havers http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2757&cpage=1#comment-3408 Christine Havers Sun, 22 Aug 2010 06:32:28 +0000 http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2757#comment-3408 Wow, you got some fantastic shots and I enjoyed the story about your trip Wow, you got some fantastic shots and I enjoyed the story about your trip

]]> Comment on A chance encounter with a Red Leg by Ron McCombe http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2746&cpage=1#comment-3405 Ron McCombe Fri, 20 Aug 2010 21:07:03 +0000 http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2746#comment-3405 HI Helena I'm afraid I don't have anything from the London area, most of my work is in Scotland But thanks for the thought Ron HI Helena

I’m afraid I don’t have anything from the London area, most of my work is in Scotland

But thanks for the thought

Ron

]]> Comment on A chance encounter with a Red Leg by Ron McCombe http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2746&cpage=1#comment-3404 Ron McCombe Fri, 20 Aug 2010 21:04:14 +0000 http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2746#comment-3404 HI Phil What, where, when Ron HI Phil

What, where, when

Ron

]]> Comment on A chance encounter with a Red Leg by HelenaSilva http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2746&cpage=1#comment-3402 HelenaSilva Mon, 16 Aug 2010 14:37:34 +0000 http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2746#comment-3402 Hello Ron: Your work is inspiring and it really depicts nature’s true beauty. There is a photo competition being run at the moment by London Underground in partnership with the RSPB that aims to raise people’s awareness of the amazing array of wildlife you can find around you in London – I thought this could be something you could be interested in. You would surely add a lot of beauty and passion to it. In case you are interested here’s the link - http://www.tfl.gov.uk/wildlifecompetition Hello Ron:
Your work is inspiring and it really depicts nature’s true beauty.
There is a photo competition being run at the moment by London Underground in partnership with the RSPB that aims to raise people’s awareness of the amazing array of wildlife you can find around you in London – I thought this could be something you could be interested in. You would surely add a lot of beauty and passion to it.

In case you are interested here’s the link – http://www.tfl.gov.uk/wildlifecompetition

]]> Comment on A chance encounter with a Red Leg by Phil http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2746&cpage=1#comment-3400 Phil Fri, 13 Aug 2010 10:54:00 +0000 http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2746#comment-3400 I was driving home when I saw this big a**e sticking up out of the dirt and I wondered if it was you. I've posted the pictures to the Berwickshire.Published next Thursday. I was driving home when I saw this big a**e sticking up out of the dirt and I wondered if it was you.
I’ve posted the pictures to the Berwickshire.Published next Thursday.

]]> Comment on Bass Rock Gannets by Ron McCombe http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2697&cpage=1#comment-3395 Ron McCombe Sun, 08 Aug 2010 11:41:01 +0000 http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2697#comment-3395 Many thanks for your kind comments Ron Many thanks for your kind comments

Ron

]]> Comment on Bass Rock Gannets by Vail http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2697&cpage=1#comment-3394 Vail Sun, 08 Aug 2010 11:38:54 +0000 http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2697#comment-3394 You are truly an inspiration! These are some of my favorite shots you've taken so far...Gannets are like accidental kings...majestic yet ridiculous! You are truly an inspiration! These are some of my favorite shots you’ve taken so far…Gannets are like accidental kings…majestic yet ridiculous!

]]> Comment on Sparing Partners St Abb’s Head NNR by Rose Kay http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2575&cpage=1#comment-3366 Rose Kay Wed, 21 Jul 2010 09:47:51 +0000 http://www.wildlife-photography.uk.com/blog/?p=2575#comment-3366 Thanks Ron for your frequent photos that never cease to amaze me. You must have such patience to wait for the magic moment. I think that shots that chronicle behaviour are more interesting than the static ones especially when you explain the situation that the animal/bird is in. I am forwarding your photos to several friends including an old flat mate who has lived in Canada for forty years and they all appreciate seeing them. Thanks Ron for your frequent photos that never cease to amaze me. You must have such patience to wait for the magic moment. I think that shots that chronicle behaviour are more interesting than the static ones especially when you explain the situation that the animal/bird is in. I am forwarding your photos to several friends including an old flat mate who has lived in Canada for forty years and they all appreciate seeing them.

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