f/14 also works! Blackheaded Gull Juvenile fishing (RF 100-500 + 2xTC + R5 @ 1000mm).
Very nice sequence.
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f/14 also works! Blackheaded Gull Juvenile fishing (RF 100-500 + 2xTC + R5 @ 1000mm).
Thanks Click! Most probably it's a girl"No please, don't take my picture. I don't have my feathers done"
Funny behaviour. Nice shots, Isv.
We ALL learn something in this forum. Thanks for your beautiful photos - I learn from them too...Thank You and of cause You are right. It's a Common Redstart.
Nice shot Click! Looks like from bigger distance but overall very nice. And with a "mirror-slapper"
OOGA BOOGA! ME USE CANON 1N SOMETIMESNice shot Click! Looks like from bigger distance but overall very nice. And with a "mirror-slapper"- Now I don't feel like the "last Neanderthal" here
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This one is from the future: greener than any thing we are bragging around
Why should I?... and I think @Maximilian is kicking my butt








It's an ill wind that blows the good birds! Congrats on getting them and great shots. The 7DII and 600II are still a very formidable combo.I have not been around here in a while, but I have still been taking pictures. Last Friday, we had 5 American Flamingos show up in Wisconsin!!! These birds have been showing up in the southern and eastern US states from hurricane Idalia. Until Friday, the farthest north they had been seen was in Indiana. This was likely a once in a lifetime experience for Wisconsin. I'm still using the 7D mkll & EF600 f4 ll. I did not need the 1.4x lll, as they were so close to us.
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Great shots!I have not been around here in a while, but I have still been taking pictures. Last Friday, we had 5 American Flamingos show up in Wisconsin!!! These birds have been showing up in the southern and eastern US states from hurricane Idalia. Until Friday, the farthest north they had been seen was in Indiana. This was likely a once in a lifetime experience for Wisconsin. I'm still using the 7D mkll & EF600 f4 ll. I did not need the 1.4x lll, as they were so close to us.
Jeremy
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Same birds same place different day