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Some Pine Siskins in a pine tree

Perspectives on a Yellow Finch perched high in a tree in my backyard. Fort Kent, AB Canada Shot with a D610 + Nikkor 200-500 5.6e + Kenko 1.4 TC

Yellow Finch in my backyard. Shot with the Kenko 1.4 TC attached.

I think this is some sort of Wren or not - need another shot or three to get another view of this noisy little chirper Shot with my Kenko 1.4 + Tamron SP VR 70-300 on my D610 - in the morning light.

You nailed it. A 'Flower Fly' it is.

This a.m. decided to try out the Tammy 70-300 SP VR lens with the Kenko Pro-300 1.4 TC OK. Still not the 200-500 5.6e - but not bad. A.F. works and works fast enough.

Got a few BIF's today - still working on my BIFFING skills. I think the TC does not help when it comes to BIF shots. In part I needed to have a faster shutter speed for BIF shots. close but no cigar on these ones.

Just a sample of today's walk by the lake with my D610 + Nikkor 200-500 + Kenko 1.4 TC All shot using my Jobu, "micro gimbal" attachment on my monopod. Works jim dandy.

A hornet I think. My Nikkor 200-500 with 1.4 TC does not qualify as a macro lens by any stretch.

Got one With my 200-500 long lens with TC mounted to boot. Not exactly a macro.

Baby American Coots in Bonnyville AB Canada Darn those illegals from south of the border - I think we need to build a wall eh?

American Avocet Jesse Lake, Bonnyville,AB Canada D610 + Nikkor 200-500 5.6e + Kenko 1.4 TC

The female is not nearly as bright yellow, but still a handsome bird. All these shot with a D610 + Nikkor 200-500mm 5.6e + Kenko 1.4 TC

Love those bright yellowheaded blackbirds.

Horned Gerbe Jesse Lake Bonnyville, AB Canada D610 + Nikkor 200-500 + Kenko 300 TC 1.4

Tiny fly of some sort - thought maybe a black fly but don't think so. It is on the small side - much smaller than your typical housefly.

Shot in the evening light deep in the shadows of a pine. Pushed exposure to the max to get what I got. Show with a D90 + 60mm Nikkor Micro + Kenko tube (smaller one).

It was Macro Night in the garden All shot with my Nikkor 60mm micro on a D90 some with one or two Kenko tubes, many with none.

Backyard pretty in purple