Water Everywhere

Ok I must admit whilst everyone seems to be out getting great images of Woodchat Shrikes, Goshawk, Whinchats, Wryneck etc I have had a poorly productive week despite trekking around the Lands End Sennen area for about 4 hours. (Everything must of seen me coming and went to hide!!!) So visited Lands End and headed towards Sennen back/forth for the afternoon. Then visited Stithians a couple of days later again nothing new.  Should have better luck this weekend, well don't think it could be any worse? Onto the pictures below a Tree Pipet (I think), Grey Wagtail, Cormorant bathing and Coot doing what Coots do. Photographing  the Grey Wagtail I lost all concentration and didn't change the camera settings from an earlier picture, hence the slow shutter speed. Whereas on the Cormorant the slow shutter was deliberate to create a motion/blur effect; which I think worked quite well for a first attempt, might just tweak up the shutter speed next time.

Tree Pipet: Exif: Canon 1D MK111, 600mm lens, Aperture Priority, F6.3, 1/500 sec, ISO 400, +/-0 stop

Grey Wagtail: Exif: Canon 1D MK111, 600mm lens (840mm with 1.4x teleconverter), Aperture Priority, F18, 1/80 sec, ISO 400, +/-0 stop

Coot: Exif: Canon 1D MK111, 600mm lens (840mm with 1.4x teleconverter), Aperture Priority, F5.6, 1/12500 sec, ISO 400, +0.3 stop

Cormorant Bathing: Canon 1D MK111, 600mm lens (840mm with 1.4x teleconverter), Aperture Priority, F22, 1/80 sec, ISO 400, +/-0 stop