Turvey Nature Reserve is a parkland and woodland maintained by Fingal County Council. There is a wide variety of birds to found in the reserve. Along the walkways through the parkland I spotted thush, blackbirds along with tits and finches are aboundant. I also saw reed buntings close to the lakes as well as linnets. A kestrel and an egret also flew by. The estuary had a variety of sea birds including teal ducks. But, it was this cheeky robin that allowed me to snap the best picture. It just stood there posing for me, not a bother on it.
I used my usual settings of 1/1000 sec with aperture of f8 (due to the extender on to give me a 560mm zoom). The iso was 12,800 but Topaz DeNoise helped reduce the grainy effect and save the photo.
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