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But @oldsalt you cropped the gull so it is not giving is its full impact that is what I am trying to say is that if you fill the frame perfectly then it will give you an amazing pic. Overfilling is your choice aswell ;)

Yay last shot before she lands and you nail it... 3 shots in a blink of an eye DONE.

I kept it the same just incase... Shot two SCOTT TRACK THE HEAD NOT THE BODY. Yep the bird has moved too much in the frame.

As the title says and i am bad at this especially with wildlife photography I fail to fill my frame of my camera. But today I did something different, I tried to fill my frame and guess what was about to happen. And not always will it be a lot of pics, in this one it took 3 and I am going to...

Stretching to the limit. PS 1/500th sec whoops ;)

And a full frame BIF for you ;) it is possible to get great shots from the 150-600 it just takes practice. And at 1/500th sec using a pig like the D800E that should be used with mirror up etc etc.

Oh and if anyone tells you that handholding a Tamron at 600 is a no no well here is one today shot at 1/640th sec on my D800E and cropped in second photo. Sure not a BIF but still it is sharp and the ISO on this is 1250 so there is some noise which I have not removed. Original. Cropped

And I was looking for these Azure Kingfishers everywhere and he pops up on powerlines grrrrr.

These two had a moment but was quickly sorted.

I am pretty :)

Fish toss :)

Ah gotcha...

Here fishy fishy fishy...

Time to Streeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetch. (Full frame un-cropped)

Hmmm I think I have something on my chin!!!

This is the only cleanish shot I got, guess sometimes you win them and sometimes you don't lol

Oh how is this driving to Darwin and see these two beautiful Brolgas right on the side of the road. I turn around and pull up on the opposite side of the road and guess what I get... Now they were not moving very fast...