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Cropped and adjusted from this photo below One of many others shot of these Hawks (Red Tail imho). While the best shots I've ever taken of hawks I was hoping for better from the 200-500 based on my previous experiences. Trying to learn from these less than stellar images. A) Am I just...

Rather dark shot of a small flock of Blue Winged Teals (imho).

A Lesser Scaup (imho - open to correction)

Obviously not my photo - but a photo of a photographer nevertheless - with a twist. And I'm sure that is a Nikon. RCMP have new tool that helps extend the long arm of the law | Globalnews.ca From the article "The scopes, which are attached to cameras, allow police to see drivers who may be...

Following a pair of Mallards across Jesse Lake And one is down

Wilson's Phalarope - imho as I'm not great at bird identifying. working on it. Shot with a Nikkor 200-500

Took my baby out for a walk by the lake and shot a few birds (posted most in Bird and BIF sections). Can't get over how much cropping I can get away with using this lens on my D610 Caught this same bird in flight. Female Red Winged Blackbird ( I think).

I find getting the smaller swift flying birds more challenging. Caught this Red Wing on his approach to that cattail.

Canada Goose in flight yes I messed with WB - clicked on white for one, black for the other.

DUCK DUCK DUCK GOOSE We got ducks of many kinds, and geese too.

Snow Goose Still here after the snow has gone.

"you put your right leg in and you shake it all about" ... ___ I'm going with "green winged teal" for this duck.

A sandpiper - not sure which one. Any suggestions? Kevin identified this one as a Willet, Checked in "Birds of Alberta" and it could be, we'd be above the northern edge of their typical range but I concur - a Willet it is.

American Avocet - in breeding plumage a rather handsome member of the sandpiper family.

I picked up a D90 as part of a package deal with a lens I had really wanted. Took the D90 out for a walk about with a Tamron 70-300 attached to see how it performs. Not bad for what some would call a dated body. i have a D5100 and D610 both significantly newer than the D90 but it is still...

both shot with the Tamron 70-300 4-5.6 Works for me.

Common Grackle I picked up a D90 as part of a package that included a 70-200 F2.8. Took the D90 out for a walk to see how it performs. These were shot with a Tamron 70-300 Not bad, not bad at all for a camera many would call 'dated'.

Upgrading from Aftershot2. RAW converter, RAW Photo Editing Software - Corel AfterShot Pro 3 - Formerly Bibble Been using Corel for a while - works for me.

I've noticed that sometimes the lens is listed in the EXIF data when you mouse over an image and sometimes it is not. it is not on my images. Is that something I can control?

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