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I was also carrying the 70-200, but was more satisfied with the shots where the wings are clipped compared to those with full wings. In this case it seems to add more drama to the picture.

Grabbed this lens once again to get on a pelagic. Still doing a great job given it's age. Northern Gannet Body: Canon EOS 7D Mark II Settings: F/5.6 - ISO 250 - 1/4000 Northern Gannet Body: Canon EOS 7D Mark II Settings: F/5.6 - ISO 250 - 1/2500

Spent 2 weeks in Spain with this lens, coupled on my 7dII. Dartfort Warbler Body: Canon EOS 7D II settings: F/4, 1/500s, Iso 400

New image of a Bohemian Waxwing I took this weekend with this lens Boheminan Waxwing Body: Canon EOS 5D Mark III settings: F/6.3, 1/500s, Iso 400

A few images I took in Iceland with this lens. Wonderfull piece of glass! Northern Fulmar Body: Canon EOS 7D Settings: 70mm, f/4.5, 1/500s Atlantic Puffin Body: Canon EOS 7D Settings: 125mm, f/4, 1/500s Atlantic Puffin Body: Canon EOS 7D Settings: 135mm, f/4, 1/500s Glaucous Gull Body...

A few images I took with this lens last year: Dark-bellied Brent Goose Body: Canon EOS 5D Mark III Settings: F/8 - ISO 320 - 1/500 Short-toed Eagle Body: Canon EOS 5D Mark III Settings: F/7.1 - ISO 400 - 1/500 Jackdaw Body: Canon EOS 7D Settings: F/6.3 - ISO 400 - 1/500 Arctic Tern Body...

I got my hands one of those recently. Major upgrade from my EF 400 F/5.6L Penduline-tit Body: Canon EOS 5D Mark III settings: F/5, 1/640s, Iso 250