Thanks. it's going to be more interesting if i know the name of what i shoot. :) since i just called them fungi and mushrooms.

Thank You.

Yep. this pair is now certified #featheredfriends family :) i saw them visiting the nest this morning when rain was still low. they do come and go. we now have continues rains. Lets hope they will settle

Yeah. today we have typhoon. i will try my best to make the nest safe :) i might find a way so winds and rains wont destroy it.

Hehehe. Your safe then :)

Hi, first time i saw a photo of weevi is by a good dutch friend @stresskiller. :) And i was hoping someday to shoot one. and i did last year i think. here is a photo. sadly my HDD got corrupted and lost

wow, beautiful wasps. I am not sure if we have that kind in the philippines. maybe someday i will be able to photograph it :)

Me too. that's why i google its name :) thanks

Beautiful bird shots. :) i like the owl very much.

Thank you :)

Hi, Thank you. am trying to be more creative while i shoot these birds or insects. Yeah. i do see @keithboone post on hive. :)

Hiho... Yeah Tsu days. Thank You. Am just lucky, shooting these wonderful birds.

Thank You :)

Thank |you :)

Hi, I am from the Philippines. :) just lucky I live near a cementary park where I shoot most of my photo. Regarding 'ink caps' I might have a photo. Will post soon.

Edible :) rainy season starts here by june. If quarantine is lifted by that time will try to look for fungi to shoot :)

Thank you :)

Hiho. Thanks now I have some idea about its names :)

Hi, will join. Thanks :)

Thank you. Honestly its the lens that gives good result. My tamron 150~600m is better than my old 18~200mm. For bird shooting I would suggest a longer focal lens. But it will be heavy. It makes shooting