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Full series in Birds in Flight thread. This parent was making it clear I should get no closer to the nest! :)

Stay away from our nest!

@mikew I have no scientific answer to your question. I've had the D7200 long enough to say that the biggest difference I've seen in practical terms is the buffer size. I have gotten bird in flight shots that would have been more difficult or impossible with the D7100s limited buffer. Also, I...

I bagged species number 106 today. This Killdeer was not number 106, but I liked the way he sat in the flowers for a portrait.

Earl E Byrd RWB Eastern Kingbird Willow Flycatcher

I thought this was an interesting review of an age old debate. https://iso.500px.com/the-very-old-debate-of-image-manipulation/

It's hard to believe this guy is less than three months old. He's nearly as big as mom already.

I'm still watching owls, and feeling lucky to still be able to see mom and a youngster. I wasn't sure I'd see them any more after they all left the nest. It's hard to believe this guy was a tiny little white puff ball about 10 weeks ago. Mom is still keeping an eye on Junior. And me, too.

Gold Finch.

House Finch shots, the next to last one a yellow variant.

A Starling who has decided to nest in our neighbors attic. The hole was already there from a Flicker last year.

Today's back yard birds

From the last 3-4 weeks.

I disagree, Rocketman. As far as landscapes, here's an Ansel Adams picture I like quite a bit that does not follow the rule of thirds at all: And as far as women having technical knowledge of getting the shot, I think Annie Leibowitz has a pretty good grasp of the technical side of...