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It's a Rose-ringed Parakeet. We now get them even in the UK, probably escapees that seem to thrive.
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I haven't measured it precisely, but I gained about 4 ft, so 19 to 15 ft and at 31mm, the far focus limit is around 50 ft so it works well for my hummingbird fetish. Still looking forward to the 200-800.
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Saw some Waxwings today having tons of fun eating off the crabapple tree. All shots and video were taken with the R7 with 100-500 + 1.4 extender. No crops, either. 
The more I get used to this cam, the more I'm liking it.
The more I get used to this cam, the more I'm liking it.
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Today I got a bad photo of leucistic Eurasian Robin from a friend from Bulgaria. You can get an imagination from much better photos on the Internet!
And somehow connected it with my rarest bird photos taken so far - not as a species, just an interesting form/mutation. Actually these are the first known photos of a leucistic Pacific Golden Plover (or any Pluvalis sp.?) so far (later they were taken by other guys, same bird - some by cellphones)!
First two are Non-breading and Full-Breading (male!) Pacific Golden Plover, later two Leucistic taken 2017.11.14 at noon - when I find it first, and two more (same bird) taken 4 days later at early (~7:30) morning. I'm not sure for the first two photos but the leucistic form is taken with D7200x200-500 (same camera that my daughter is using now x Sigma 105 macro for her insects).[.
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And somehow connected it with my rarest bird photos taken so far - not as a species, just an interesting form/mutation. Actually these are the first known photos of a leucistic Pacific Golden Plover (or any Pluvalis sp.?) so far (later they were taken by other guys, same bird - some by cellphones
)!First two are Non-breading and Full-Breading (male!) Pacific Golden Plover, later two Leucistic taken 2017.11.14 at noon - when I find it first, and two more (same bird) taken 4 days later at early (~7:30) morning. I'm not sure for the first two photos but the leucistic form is taken with D7200x200-500 (same camera that my daughter is using now x Sigma 105 macro for her insects).[.
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