Karl Witt Offline Upload & Sell: On
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Hello Adam and it is evident that you too find Magee challenging for photographing warblers. It's pretty much a non-stop whir of making exposure adjustments, finding subjects, contorting into position to get a shot and trying to be polite of others crowded next to you doing the same. On the other hand it's a great place to just take your binoculars and not your camera😉😁 and simply enjoy the birds and observe areas of good opportunity then go back with your photo gear.
Perimeter areas can be rewarding and less crowded that the boardwalk😎 You need reach because the birds are very small but you also need a close focusing lens because they can easily be right next to you in a split second!
It's a place and a time of great reward and frustration but don't pass up the opportunity to go there and be part of it, until then you can't totally relate to the buzz that goes on!
Nice article by the way. I think it is a fair summary of what to expect with one variable, you are on the shore of Lake Erie, the weather swings quickly and often in the month of May, be prepared😁
Karl😎
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