KP Birder
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The warm light is throwing off the colouration, so I am having trouble deciding what warbler it is…Orange-crowned?
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KP Birder
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Wow! What detail! Great camera/lens combination!
RickSchin
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I'm more of a photographer and just starting to learn birder, so I could easily be wrong.
I'll rely on the experts here to correct me if I'm wrong.
Based on doing a Google search and looking at my Sibley's book I thought it's a Yellow Warbler.
KP Birder
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Yes, on closer look, I think you are correct! I have a 3-4 month wait to see warblers again in the spring.
Chiguy
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KP Birder
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Nice! I can see the eaglets heads!
Gene_Hughes
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One of the small herd around the house.
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Thanks KP! This was his mate!
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KP Birder
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Great shot! One bird I can never get close enough to get a good photo.
KP Birder
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Again, amazing detail. I wonder what it would look like to flip one of the pair horizontally so they are looking at each other?
KP Birder
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We always enjoys having them in our yard! (Except when they eat the lilac tree!)
I went looking for SEOs 2 days ago and found some at the second location I tried
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KP Birder
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You had better luck than I did…great shots!
Doomrider74
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I went for a drive on NYD and found some California Sea Lions playing about in Howe Sound. Unfortunately, they didn't come any closer than this to make a better shot, but that's wildlife.
Good idea! I’ll give that a try!
My first from 2024, taken on a very gloomy, dark New Years Day afternoon here in western PA, USA. We haven't had many good options for taking photographs here, just like a lot of the rest of the country. One of our local nesting Bald Eagles in the top of their nest tree. They're hanging closer to the nest these days since egg-laying will begin next month. Shot across the river 600+ feet away.
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Beautiful shots! We have SEOs about an hour east of us. Haven't been able to make the trip to photograph them.
John Barclay
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You caught this beautiful fox at exactly the right moment. Well done.
KP Birder
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Neat!
KP Birder
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Nice! Same weather here on New Year’s Day when I photographed the one I started this thread with.
Thanks. I've been considering getting the Z1.4 TC to go with my 600PF, but the f/9 limit makes me feel a bit nervous on all these dark, dreary days. But, I keep telling myself, "someday it will be sunny."
KP Birder
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Yes, f/9 would not be my first choice, but if it meant shot or no shot? I would give it a try! That being said, I have found that f/7.1 on that lens works well when you want to ensure a little extra DoF.Thanks. I've been considering getting the Z1.4 TC to go with my 600PF, but the f/9 limit makes me feel a bit nervous on all these dark, dreary days. But, I keep telling myself, "someday it will be sunny."
