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Kelsey Waddell
June 09, 2024

Good morning, bird lovers! Today’s newsletter is all about capturing our feathered friends' beauty through a camera's lens. Ready for our top tips? Let’s dive in!

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Stories Of The Day:

How to Photograph Hummingbirds: Get Stunning Images

As a lover of photography and birding, photographing hummingbirds is one of the most exciting challenges around. My interest was immediately captured by this fantastic YouTube video from an expert bird photographer. Hummingbirds are particularly

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Bird Photography: Learn How To Take Great Shots of Your Bird Friends

Birds are one of the most exciting subjects to photograph, but they can also be one of the most challenging. They’re quick, elusive, unpredictable, and sometimes quite small. If you’re just starting out photographing birds

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Tip Of The Day

Use a Bird Bath to Attract Birds for Photography: Birds need water! They use it not only to drink but also to bathe, especially during hot summer days. Installing a shallow bird bath in your garden with clean, fresh water can attract a variety of birds, providing perfect photo opportunities. Place it in a quiet, open area where birds feel safe, and you have a clear view for capturing those stunning shots.

22 Rare Moments With Hummingbirds: A Treasure Trove for Birdwatchers

Do you live in a location where you can see hummingbirds year-round? If so, you're lucky! In much of North America, these tiny jewels are migratory birds, and we, their adoring fans, anxiously await their

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Quote Of The Day

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Nature always wears the colors of the spirit.

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining us today and sharing in the joy of bird photography. Until next time, keep your cameras ready and your spirits high!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team