the technique be close to bird

Need materials：Camouflage Clothing/Puppet/camera..tripod （Necessary）

The following picture is sample how to close to bird ,practice this in home when free..
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candid photo !!!! my son practice shoot the donald duck with d camera

just kidding ！！dont be serious

Jialat la you!!!!! Hahaha!!!!

start from young is one, my kids start shooting when 3 yrs old.
At 2yrs old + start cutting my photo books ....cutting out picture that she likes.....@@

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ahahah.. my 9 years old boy picking up interest in birding when I bring him on non-serious birding trip. I bought him a pair of bino.

the problem is, my boy is always excited when he is out in the wild. he will ventures into each part of the areas, scared off each bird that he found.

how to tembak if the birds are gone? ahahah

fully agree!!!

for sure good things when we get our kids involved.

first thing: discipline.
my boy will go to the bed as early as he could knowing that he need to get up very early on Sunday morning even though that is normal during school days. otherwise, they will be still watching TV and sleep so late. then, woke up so late.

secondly: an early education to appreciate nature. I told my boy not to pick anything in the wild. and advise him any potential danger that may arise.

third: keep em active. this is good for their brain development. my boy become better and better in class. yesterday I went to his school for exam report card and he scores 5th place in the class!

wahoo wrote:for sure good things when we get our kids involved.

first thing: discipline.
my boy will go to the bed as early as he could knowing that he need to get up very early on Sunday morning even though that is normal during school days. otherwise, they will be still watching TV and sleep so late. then, woke up so late.

secondly: an early education to appreciate nature. I told my boy not to pick anything in the wild. and advise him any potential danger that may arise.

third: keep em active. this is good for their brain development. my boy become better and better in class. yesterday I went to his school for exam report card and he scores 5th place in the class!

thanks for sharing...
now i know how to teach my son better...

wahoo wrote:for sure good things when we get our kids involved.

first thing: discipline.
my boy will go to the bed as early as he could knowing that he need to get up very early on Sunday morning even though that is normal during school days. otherwise, they will be still watching TV and sleep so late. then, woke up so late.

secondly: an early education to appreciate nature. I told my boy not to pick anything in the wild. and advise him any potential danger that may arise.

third: keep em active. this is good for their brain development. my boy become better and better in class. yesterday I went to his school for exam report card and he scores 5th place in the class!

Oh! good daddy but not the best.
give him your 384 and you buy 328 than both of you will be the best, at least at your home.

BENCYF wrote:

wahoo wrote:for sure good things when we get our kids involved.

first thing: discipline.
my boy will go to the bed as early as he could knowing that he need to get up very early on Sunday morning even though that is normal during school days. otherwise, they will be still watching TV and sleep so late. then, woke up so late.

secondly: an early education to appreciate nature. I told my boy not to pick anything in the wild. and advise him any potential danger that may arise.

third: keep em active. this is good for their brain development. my boy become better and better in class. yesterday I went to his school for exam report card and he scores 5th place in the class!

Oh! good daddy but not the best.
give him your 384 and you buy 328 than both of you will be the best, at least at your home.

dishhh!!! pengsan liaooo... ekekekkek