Dipper Project Part 12

Welcome to Part 12 of my Dipper Project. This is the final episode. After four months and many, many hours spent on the river bank following and filming the dippers I feel that the journey has finally come to an end. I guess what you’ll really want to know is, did the chicks successfully fledge? Well, I don’t want to give the game away so if you watch to the end you will find the answer. As I’ve said before during this series wildlife photography can be so unpredictable and be full of highs and lows. This has certainly been the case following the dippers this year. It is the surprises and all too often disappointments that keeps wildlife watching so interesting. Where would the fun be if nature was always so very predictable.
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See you on the next one.
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Camera Equipment
Nikon D500
Nikon 500mm f4 ed vf
Nikon D5200
Nikon 18-105mm

Sound
Zoom H1n Sound recorder
Rode VideoMic GO

Music
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