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Miscellaneous Wildlife
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Ha, ha - I got back on "Miscellaneous..." today (4th of July in USA) and I really hear some loud "booms" outside (still 6:20 but obviously some guys can't waitLove it, Cog! Alright everyone...all together now..."awwwwwwwwww how cute".
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This morning I went to a local national wildlife refuge and stumbled across a very photogenic baby turtle. Normally, I go for birds or insects, but when nature provides you with a beautiful subject one cannot resist spending some time taking photos. I was on my stomach for a good 20-30 minutes photographing the baby turtle before it wandered off.
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josephandrews222
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...went out the front door to check the mail and noticed a shadowy-type figure perched on an interior tree branch about twelve feet off the ground. Came back with mail in hand and the figure was still there--probably not a bird, I thought.
So I went back a minute later, and 5DMkIII + 100-400 II equals this:
...never witnessed a chipmunk in that tree before.
A quick websearch suggests that it might have been hunting for cicadas!
So I went back a minute later, and 5DMkIII + 100-400 II equals this:
...never witnessed a chipmunk in that tree before.
A quick websearch suggests that it might have been hunting for cicadas!
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Day after the hawk paid a visit, a different subject posed for me yesterday. (I hope this little guy keeps an eye to the sky!!) A few months ago I posted a photo of a different rabbit - this is one of that rabbits offspring, and seems to have taken up residence here. All taken with R5 + 100-500, the 2nd & 3rd with the 2x TC added.
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josephandrews222
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Jackpot!
This particular squirrel did not want to share his/her 'find' with nearby furry friends and family...
There's a quote from Henri Ducard/Ra's Al Ghul (speaking to Bruce Wayne/Batman in 'Batman Begins'):
"Always mind your surroundings."
Photography has taught me to try and mind my own surroundings. To wit: Acorns grow in bunches? Who knew?!
This particular squirrel did not want to share his/her 'find' with nearby furry friends and family...
There's a quote from Henri Ducard/Ra's Al Ghul (speaking to Bruce Wayne/Batman in 'Batman Begins'):
"Always mind your surroundings."
Photography has taught me to try and mind my own surroundings. To wit: Acorns grow in bunches? Who knew?!
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Was hoping for the Sora to make an appearance but instead I had a family of four raccoons make an appearance, one of whom actually cleared the vegetation for a fairly clean shot.
R5 600 II w/1.4X 1/2000 : f/7.1 : ISO 1000
R5 600 II w/1.4X 1/2000 : f/7.1 : ISO 1000
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Black (fox) squirrel stripping the bark from a tree.
R6, RF800, RF1.4x, handheld, DxOPL4.
R6, RF800, RF1.4x, handheld, DxOPL4.
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I really like this combination for that reason, but it can be a bit of a challenge. I often have a monopod with me but not today.
Late day and cloudy so I didn't bump the shutter speed. My wife declined the use of her shoulder to steady the lens
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The RF 800+ RF 1.4x works really well. I'd love to see a direct comparison of the R5 + 800 vs R6 + 1120.I really like this combination for that reason, but it can be a bit of a challenge. I often have a monopod with me but not today.
Late day and cloudy so I didn't bump the shutter speed. My wife declined the use of her shoulder to steady the lens
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That would be an interesting comparison, both raw and with some post processing. TDP only has the R5 with the 800 for now. I'm waiting to see what the future unfolds before I pick up another body. Maybe a higher megapixel body?
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I think remembering to bring the monopod would be easier / cheaperReplace her!
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