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This Great Horned Owl's head tufts got blown around in the wind yesterday :)

Sure. I always use either single point or auto area with my D500. Shutter speed and aperture vary according to conditions, but I use the fastest shutter speed I can "get away" with. For birds in flight in good light I go 1/3200 most of the time. With stationary subjects I still use 1/2000 or...

Mom and baby were hunkered down trying to sleep on this windy morning

The orange light of dawn was hitting Dad owl this morning as he perched in a different tree than I usually see him in.

With due respect to my fellow Nikonites, it has kind of always been understood on this forum that critiques should only be given if asked for by the original poster. If Lisa is okay with it, then no problem, but I thought I'd mention this. :)

Have you looked at the z50 II ? Could be a good candidate for sports at under $1000 for the body.

Northern Shrike

Mom keeps track of everything that is going on outside of the nest

Sleepy Mom and baby this morning

Well before sunrise this morning. Mom returning to the nest. 1/8 sec hand held and braced against car door. 36,000 ISO. Lightroom denoise and a little more sharpening than usual. Came out okay. Way better than the good old days when I would push process Tri-X Pan to 1600 and get salt and pepper...

Dad had just brought Mom some breakfast on this windy morning. It was still pretty dark (51,200 ISO.)

Unhappy goose

Still windy

Windy