Better caught late than never
May 16, 2023
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They only come here long enough to nest, until their young learn to fly, then leave for the Winter.
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Slowly by Marc Aubry, sur Flickr -
Yellow-legged gull looking for some food
Yellow-legged gull by Photobygms, on FlickrCanon EOS 5D Mark IV - Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM
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Still not sure but we think this little one is a juvenile Broad-billed sandpiper.
Juvenile Broad-billed sandpiper ? by Photobygms, on FlickrCanon Eos 5D IV - SIGMA 150-600mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM
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I am posting this bcoz it's probably about the best I am going to get with my camera and the shy birds around here. It's at full zoom so IQ not so good...
Grey Butcher bird
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Got a very good deal on a used a6100 and had a first with it this evening.
Bluethroat
ILCE-6100 / 1/400 / ISO-500 / +0.3 step / 600mm / Center Weighted Average -
(one is a true lark, one is not)😁 -
Smell the
rosesblossom
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A cup of coffee on the balcony...
... and a friend joined up.40 seconds to get the camera and to switch the lens to my brand new 150-600C
PinPoint - HandHeld
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I was only able to get two shots from some distance so I cropped and stacked them hoping to emphasize the landing.
1 from 2
Sony a6100 | 600mm | 1/2000 | f/6.3 -
A Rainbow Lorikeet, had been feeding in this bottle brush tree
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Sony a6300 | ISO-3200 | 1/2000 | 600mm | 4.3 step | Center weighted average -
WhyNot
New here ...... Any interest in this forum in discussing process or do you just share pictures here? .....
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This thread is mainly for sharing pictures accompanied with/by additional information regarding any details one wants to share.
If you are mainly interested in discussing technique and/or (post) processing I suggest for you to open a new thread with an emphasis on those aspects, there are many experienced snappers here willing to provide you with any information they can offer.
Wren
Sony a6300 | ISO-500 | 205mm | f/5.6 | -0.3 step | Center weighted average -
Great Blue Heron
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The snapper.
Royal Spoonbills playing up.
Canon FD 500 F/4.5L.
