BlueJay by Hubba1

Photography • Animals • posted on Dec 16, 2009

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Description

I got lucky with this one, I never see to many of thease around and when I do its very hard to get a shot. Cardinals are everywhere but its the same with them, they just dont stay in one place very long.

Comments (47)

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npauling

7:26PM | Wed, 16 December 2009

A great shot of this elusive bird. I have a great deal of trouble getting any bird capture.

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pixeluna

9:42PM | Wed, 16 December 2009

I don't think you are lucky, you are good with what you do. Or I should say, luck and talent are always on your side. :-D It is a perfect capture and a very excellent one!

frankie96

10:41PM | Wed, 16 December 2009

Nice one....

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Alex_Antonov

5:16AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

Very well done!

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cece7894

5:51AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

Beautiful blue jay shot. Cece

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felinx

7:38AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

Bel oiseau et capture :)

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JuliaKretsch

8:11AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

Excellent capture!

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GBCalls

10:00AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

This jay looks pretty cold. Excellent photo

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JaneEden

11:22AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

What a fabulous capture of such a beautiful little bird, hugs Jane xx

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mac8

12:47PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

Blue Jays are easy to attract to a set up perch. 1st find a interesting perch and set it so it is about 3 feet off the ground. Set it in an area where you get good light, and a clean BG (background) Get peanuts in the shell and set them in an old tupperware bowl near your perch. If you can do this in your back yard all the better. After the Blue Jays figure out there is a source of food, which might be a few days or more, you only need to wait for them and shoot. Below is one of my set ups. http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1963219&user_id=248239&member&np I also use "Birdjam" just google that and see if it's for you. Any questions just shoot me a PM.

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