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Sister Coyote blends in well in the tall grass this morning

Coughing up a pellet

This should provide good income for the company.

He flew in next to me and hunted 10-20 meters away from me for two hours.

Entry Two

Entry One

In general the zooms that go from wide angle to telephoto are never going to be super sharp, and are likely to be more prone to things like chromatic aberration, lens flare, etc. That said, they are great for convenience and are way better than zoom lenses from 20-30 years ago.

What was disappointing? Not sharp? If the focus was back or front focused, then fine tuning could help. If everything was soft that is not the issue.

Gracias! :)

I spent another morning with my Great Blue Heron buddies. Watched this guy hunt for over two hours.

Each spring Great Blue Heron males arrive at the nesting site, which is usually several nests in a cluster of trees called a rookery or heronry, before the females arrive. The male tries to attract the females with displays and other courtship behaviors. The male in this picture, sitting on the...

If it was me, I would just stay at 20 fps. The bird might take off, the deer might run, the ducks might start a fight with each other, etc. I want to always be ready for action when it occurs. For still subjects I just take 2-3 shots at a time and pause.

I spent most of my morning yesterday watching Great Blue Herons at a pond by a rookery. So far no birds have paired off, but they will very soon. This bird, in full breeding colors, gave me a few nice in flight shots.