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RWB 3b-0018 by Steve Robinson, on Flickr

Hmm, these are flowers but they're on a tree. D810, Nikkor 28-300. Tree Flower 1a-0004 by Steve Robinson, on Flickr

A few from the local conservation area. D810 and Nikkor 28-300. Just now coming to terms with Nikon so we'll where it leads to. Brewer Blackbird 1a-0027 by Steve Robinson, on Flickr RWB 3a-0018 by Steve Robinson, on Flickr RWB 1a-0006 by Steve Robinson, on Flickr

Floating Island Lake in Yellowstone NP. Pentax K-1 and D FA 28-105mm f/2.8 WR. Original image.

In Yellowstone a couple of weeks ago with a K-3 and Sigma 150-500. Immature eagle keeping a watchful eye on the Gardiner River. A fox curled up asleep in a warm crevice. Nyah Nyah Na Nyah Nyah!

I sold my D700 yesterday. I got some beautiful images with it. However, I'm a 50 year Pentax shooter and when Ricoh announced the 36 MP Pentax K-1 I decided that was the way to go for me. I'll be around clicking like on the excellent images I see when I look through your threads. Wishing you all...

From my day trip to Yellowstone last Sunday. Check the high temp for the day in the lower right. Love my Fozzy and Blizzaks! D700 and S-M-C Takumar 24mm f/3.5. Xpstd.

...but I missed it so I bought another one. The first one had 78K clicks on it. The 'new' one has 10K clicks and cost less than the first one. ;)

A few interior images of the newly renovated visitors center at Mammoth in Yellowstone NP. D700 and AF-S 18-35. I'll get some more and some exterior shots next trip. :D

Took these yesterday afternoon. D700 and AF-S 18-35. Merged in Lightroom CC (6). Blacktail Lakes. Floating Island Lake.

Drove to Yellowstone for the afternoon. Waited an hour for a black bear to wake up from his nap and come out to have his picture taken but no dice. :chargrined: Maybe next time. Anyway here are a few of what I saw. D700 and Bigmos. Backlit grazing bison. Little bighorn. Pronghorn...

Soggy robin. D700 and Bigmos.

I went on an overnight to Yellowstone on Sunday. Didn't see any bears or wolves, not even a coyote. Here's what I did see with the D700 and Sigma Bigmos (150-500). Xposted from the D700 forum.

With an S-M-C Takumar 28mm f/3.5, ISO 3200.