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House Wren (R5MkII and 200-800 @ 800) + some insect of sorts
This particular Canon body + lens combination is just about perfect for shooting these and similar birds...and even, as in this image, is pretty good for viewing the next meal of these birds.
This particular Canon body + lens combination is just about perfect for shooting these and similar birds...and even, as in this image, is pretty good for viewing the next meal of these birds.
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Windy, overcast with time to time light rain and sudden sun - just to derail my exposure... A lot of young birds (mostly Common Waxbill).
The "framed one"
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In love already from the nest...
Java Sparrow
Warbling White-eye
Juvenile and subadult Chestnut Munia
The "framed one"
!In love already from the nest...
Java Sparrow
Warbling White-eye
Juvenile and subadult Chestnut Munia
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Windy, overcast with time to time light rain and sudden sun - just to derail my exposure... A lot of young birds (mostly Common Waxbill).
The "framed one"
In love already from the nest...
Java Sparrow
Warbling White-eye
Juvenile and subadult Chestnut Munia
I really like your series. Nicely done,ISv.
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Saw my first European Stonechat on vacation in Portugal and managed to creep quite close.
R6 classic + RF100-400
Also finally managed to get a decent shot of a Eurasian Kingfisher after figuring out where on the damn river their territory was.
R6 classic + RF800/11
R6 classic + RF100-400
Also finally managed to get a decent shot of a Eurasian Kingfisher after figuring out where on the damn river their territory was.
R6 classic + RF800/11
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Ruddy shelduck (Tadorna ferruginea), but I prefer the Dutch name of Casarca which (IMO) better fits these exotic colored birds.
R5 Mk II + EF 600mm f4 II + 1.4 Extender.
R5 Mk II + EF 600mm f4 II + 1.4 Extender.
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The Blue-billed White Tern are pretty curious. In several occasions they were coming above my head hovering just 2-3 meters above. To close for framing with 500mm lens. I got part of this one at ~10 meters when it was turning with intent to get again above me (checking what camera I'm using )!
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