I still havent managed to get a good session in the hide about an hour or so. But things are now ready for the spring and the rest of the year 
First up is the hide fresh and looking a bit new so ill be planting up with so polygonum a rampant climber that's got the nickname mile a minute.
Construction is 1-1/4 pallets for the floor 1-1/2 panells sq, trellis 6'x6'.
all wrapped in green tarp then covered in bruch wood from a roll. Any old scrap wood for the roof and some felt.
As the little canopy is water proof I can still do my wet bird shots.
Despite the little hole for the lens the birds are very wary, especially the starlings.
Wildflowers and many other flowers will be in the waste ground at front, this will bring in all the butterflies and insects so I can do some macro work, which I miss doing
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and here are the birds
I really cant wait to get some good light and spend a little more than an hour, and the good thing is I can go for a cup of tea any time
30/10/08 update had to move due to birds not changing there flight path and in 7months not much in the studio
so ive up stick and and some very exsitting shots.
many thanks jason.
tamron sp 90 macro
