- Introduction
- Table of Contents
- Defining Goals
- Site Map
- Components of a Habitat
- Identifying Wildlife
- Choosing Plants
- Caring for Plants
- Chemicals and their Effects on the Habitat
- The Need for Water
- Creating Meadows
- Building Ponds & Water Structures
- Attracting Wildlife
- Photograhy
The Registry of Nature Habitats
Photographing Wildlife The first and most important ingredient to successfully photographing wildlife is to know their habits. Most animals and birds follow patterns of behavior that will work to your favor when attempting to capture the shot. If you see a rabbit eating in the corner of your yard in the early morning, chances are you will see it there every morning. This is also true of migrating species. Expect to see them at the same time every year. The second thing is to have good equipment. A good 35mm slr with a manual override will work. 
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