On the Czech Radio website you can find the reply to this query in a easy check. I wrote some of today’s Photography News within this small, cozy office I arrange near a kingfisher’s nest. The period when the kingfisher mother and father incubate their eggs is a sluggish one for images. It can take as much as three hours between two rotations on the nest whilst you wait for motion. The first rotation occurred before dawn – not much mild, however it offered me with some samples for an upcoming article in regards to the Nikon Z9 and excessive…