An American Kestrel (pictured here) is one of the harder birds to photograph as they are very "flighty". Kingfishers are just as easily spooked and are another difficult species to get pictures of.
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Hi there and welcome. I have been a "naturalist" as long as I can remember. It's only been in the past three to four years that I have developed a passion for photography. The two go hand in hand - it's a fantastic past-time. Feel free to leave any comments or questions and I will try and answer them as soon as I can. Thanks and remember "tread lightly this great earth".
About Me
- Mario Borsato
- I was born and raised in Northern Ontario. My wife and I live in a rural area close to Espanola. For as long as I remember I have been fascinated with nature. Seven or eight years ago I took up wildlife photography and it has since become a passion of mine. I am a Solar contractor and design and install renewable energy systems. My wife and I are Christians and try to live out our faith in all we do.
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