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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

Pine Siskin Finches A Flock of Pin Siskins has invaded my backyard - they devour the sunflower seeds and cleaned out that big feeder in no time. Caught them while testing my Kenko 1.4 TC on my D5100. Some shots with TC some without. Tried to get some BIF's but these wee critters are too...