American Woodcock - Scolopax Minor Canvas Print

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This American Woodcock (Scolopax Minor) was first searched then find (by its nose) then pointed by my pointing dog indicating me there is a bird American Woodcock or Ruffed Grouse somewhere in front of him, then I did the photo at the in-flight.

A pointing dog it is a hinting dog, a woodcock it is a hunting bird game, when I take my camera instead of the shotgun, for me it is the same as hunting, my goal being to can catch this bird or the Ruffed Grouse in photo in-flight in their woody habitat, and this kind of photos are not easy to succeed, the most important being to put the bird on focus that passes through the trees and branches.

--- Nikon D5100 + Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 85mm f/1.8 G --- Copyright: Asbed Iskedjian --- Digital reproduction forbidden without written authorization.

--- Asbed Iskedjian a different vison of wildlife photography --- Asbed Iskedjian is a photographer based in Laval (Greater Montreal), in Quebec, Canada. An avid photographer, since 2007 he specialize in wildlife and nature photography. He spends countless hours in natural habitats and parks to capture birds in flight, squirrels and other animals. He has won numerous photography contests and prizes (for NAVHDA magazine in 2004) and his photos have been featured in the Canadian Wildlife Federation Website (www.hww.ca). In 2016 and 2017, its Griffon Korthals photos were chosen to be part of the Groffology Calendar (www.griffology.com), a group of Korthals Wirehaired Pointing Griffon lovers. One of his photos of the American Woodcock in...