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Places where birds
live comfortably provide a good environment for taking quality
pictures.
Do not destroy their living environment. |
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If you come across birds involved
in parenting, do not reveal the location to other people. Do not
release pictures that reveal such locations.
Taking pictures can cause great stress to birds, especially during
parenting. |
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If you release
your work on the Internet, it is considered good manners not to
reveal the locations where the pictures were taken. In the case
of rare birds, many people might rush to the place or even try
to seize the birds. |
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Walking in areas other
than along specified trails, even in woods or parks, might destroy
the ecological system. For example, stamping mulch or weeds by walking
off a designated trail could cause insects and microbes living there
to die out, which in turn could cause a decrease in the available
food for birds. |
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Do not break off
twigs just to make it more convenient to take a certain shot. |
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Do not gather in
large groups; it scares the birds. |
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Do not trespass
in other people's gardens or on their land. Do not leave your garbage
behind. If it is necessary to penetrate someone's land, contact
the person in charge of the land and get their permission. |
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Do not surprise
wild birds. Do not disturb other people shooting pictures nearby.
Share locations with others. |
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Turn off your cellular
phone. |
