As Spring warms up our Mid-Atlantic region of the United States, wildlife activity in general does pick up.  I am mostly resuming where I left off last year with local wildlife videography in attempts to challenge myself, and also to entertain viewers.  My “new used” Sony A7R has been my primary camera of late, and for wildlife jaunts, I have my trusty Canon EF mount Tamron SP 150-600mm VC lens paired using a Fotodio Pro adapter.

Below are three recent wildlife shorts that I have filmed and edited in various natural areas in New Jersey.

March Waterfowl at the Manasquan Reservoir

Wood Duck at the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge

Tree Swallows at the New Jersey Meadowlands

More recent wildlife photography and videography is viewable on Dave Blinder Nature Photography on Facebook