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Been testing this very camera with the 600 GM this afternoon , and love it so far. Took some time to customise though! Wood pigeon (Belgium July 2024)

I haven’t posted for a while as I really did not have anything to post! Today (02/6/24) I took this photograph of a Cygnet just approach some long grass with three siblings and parents at a local park/nature reserve.

This bird is beginning to molt into its Winter Plumage. Most of the Yellow has gone, but some remains. In this heavily cropped picture, you can see some of the remaining yellow, and its delicate feather structure. Shot through double glazed glass. Nikon D850, VR 28-300 at 300mm f/5.6, 1/160...

I witnessed the birthing of these four red dogs as well as seven others on the morning of this video just outside my camp on the Madison River before sunrise. Was lucky enough to capture this footage of their return in the evening...

Eurasian hoopoe (Upupa epops) / Wiedehopf

This, plus many more Great Tits were at a local nature reserve in Barling, Essex (UK). D500 used with my Sigma 150-600mm attached at 600mm s 1/1250 f6.3 auto-iso 2800

I would welcome feedback on this photograph taken this morning (15/1/23) just after sunrise off the coast at Shoeburyness (UK). D500 with Sigma 150-600mm (at max), handheld s 1/800 f6.3 auto-iso 220 Thanks in advance.

Male chaffinch mid flight.

Good morning everyone. I hope everyone is well on this Saturday (UK time). Here is an image of an Eurasian Nuthatch from a recent shoot. Taken with the Nikon D850 and Nikkor 200-500 E ED VR

Good evening all, Just joined the forum. My name is John from Bolton, United Kingdom. I mainly shoot wildlife and nature and love bird photography. I am currently shooting with the Nikon D850. Here is a recent image of a blue tit

Shot just a bit before sunset. Unfortunately peak colors have already come and gone.

This year is the best I've seen in the past 20 years for the Porter's Sunflower in the Atlanta area. This small 1 1/2 inch yellow sunflower is found on exposed granite monadnocks - like Stone Mountain SP, Panola Mountain SP, and Arabia Mountain Heritage Area. I've visited Arabia Mountain twice...

Please let me know what you think about this picture. In some ways I find it quite simple, but it gets more complex as you journey up into the canopy.

This little Blue Tit, one of a pair, was in the morning light (12/5/21) around 0700 using my D500 with the Sigma 150-600C at max and settings of s1000 f10 auto-ISO500. The pair are using a bird box in my garden, so hopefully I might get some action shots at some point especially if they have...

(Nikon D850 + 300mm PF) 1/1000, f4, ISO500

Nikon D850;105mm Macro

The European mantis is a large hemimetabolic insect in the family of the Mantidae ('mantids'), which is the largest family of the order Mantodea (mantises). Their common name praying mantis is derived from the distinctive posture of the first pair of legs that can be observed in animals in...