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Jay (Garrulus glandarius)
R5 + RF100-400 5.6-8
@ 1/4000, f/8, ISO 3200
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A big advantage of the Rf 100-400: due to it's small size and weight the lens is in my bag even for a one hour walk (which lasted five hours because the weather stayed fine :cool: )
 
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Yesterday started digging in old photos (all from 2020 and made with 200-500) to find some Brown Boobies and today continued with some never de-noised with DxO Prime photos (actually many were never post processed). All photos below are Red-footed Boobies, the last one subadult.

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Yesterday started digging in old photos (all from 2020 and made with 200-500) to find some Brown Boobies and today continued with some never de-noised with DxO Prime photos (actually many were never post processed). All photos below are Red-footed Boobies, the last one subadult.
Really nice schots @ISv.
I really like those birds from the family sulidae. At the North Sea, I once saw northern gannets (morus bassanus, and I know them from several zoos).
Really nice to learn about boobies and how colourful they can be :)
 
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Yesterday started digging in old photos (all from 2020 and made with 200-500) to find some Brown Boobies and today continued with some never de-noised with DxO Prime photos (actually many were never post processed). All photos below are Red-footed Boobies, the last one subadult.

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Here are my best Boobies from the Galapagos, taken with the 5DSR and EF 100-400mm II (still a great combo). A Red-footed, Nazca and Blue-footed, showing the feet, just.

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Great swallow shots, Cog.
I think I'll have to think about having seen some as sharp as yours before.
I've tried on swallows, too. But never got any photo worth posting here.
I know how tricky fast and agile they are.
Really great :love:
 
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