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Craig Yuill

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A follow-up to my thread on being thankful that my D500 shot at only 10fps. I took over a thousand photos of Snow Geese, which have been migrating through my area (Vancouver BC, Canada) and probably imported way too many of them into my Lightroom catalog. All were taken with my Nikon D500 and Sigma 100-400mm lens. Here are some of my favorites.
20231113 01 Snow Goose, Muddy Landing-BCG.jpg
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20231113 02 Snow Geese Preparing to Land-BCG.jpg
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20231113 03 Snow Goose in Flight-BCG.jpg
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20231113 04 Snow Geese in Flight-BCG.jpg
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20231113 05 Snow Goose in Flight-BCG.jpg
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Craig Yuill said:
A follow-up to my thread on being thankful that my D500 shot at only 10fps. I took over a thousand photos of Snow Geese, which have been migrating through my area (Vancouver BC, Canada) and probably imported way too many of them into my Lightroom catalog. All were taken with my Nikon D500 and Sigma 100-400mm lens. Here are some of my favorites.
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Love that second one.👍👍👍They are probably headed my way. They are definitely fun to shoot.
 
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Ralph - about six months ago a large flock of Snow Geese occupied a field near my workplace. I took plenty of photos then, but most of them sucked. I am much happier with these photos.

There are plenty of Canada Geese year round in the Vancouver area. Snow Geese are occasional visitors. I am guessing the same is true for your area. Have fun taking photos of them when they arrive.
 
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