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A lifer for me. Eastern Screech-Owl this morning.

I use a 1.4x with my 300mm f/4 all the time for larger insects and similar shots. Getting the same close focusing distance with greater magnification is handy for those nervous subjects. I only use the 1.4 rarely with my 500 f/5.6 sine the resulting f/8 makes my D500 strain to get good focus...

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Thanks, Robin. They are very bold in our local park areas. They are quite used to people. :)

Juvenile Snow Goose

All puffed up on a cold morning

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I'll have to get up a half hour or so earlier than usual. It's supposed to be cloudy, here, though. I guess we'll see. :)

I like these last two panoramas. :)

It's owl nesting season, and this male was hanging out near the nest cavity.

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I thought this video was thought provoking, and I agree with many of her points.

Of course it depends on what wildlife, but for birds I would recommend something longer than your 55-300mm. Then, of course, it depends on your budget. The Nikon 200-500 is a possible option that won't break the bank. The Nikon 500mm f/5.6 PF is a fantastic lens, but much more money. I had the...

Outstanding!