david_simon
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I am going to the Pantanal the last 2 weeks of July to photograph jaguars, capybaras, birds, etc. Any suggestions, tips? I am taking my Nikon 200-400mm as my telephoto but debating whether to also take my 600MM old Nikon lens which is a good 15 lb. "beast". I will also have my 1.4TC
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Snowy Owl. Nikon d500 + Nikon F4 Af-I 600mm + 1,4 x
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more shots of the rough legged hawk that has been hanging out near the Boundary Bay dyke here in Delta, BC. They were all taken consecutively in about 5 seconds as it took off form the top of a tree.. It is amazing how fast the bird rotates its big wings. D500 + 600mm AF-I + 1.4 TC
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an example of luck, i.e. being in the right place at just the right time.
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My Northern Harrier shot from yesterday. Nikon D500, Nikon 600MM f4 AF-I with Nikon 1.4TC
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Taken this past Dec. at the Refiel Migratory Bird Sanctuary in the Vancouver, BC area. The bird missed the memo about "migratory", They stay year round.
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Great Blue Heron in a tree
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Rough legged hawk, from about 300 ft away., Nikon D500, Nikon 600mm F4 AF-I and 1.4 TC
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Female Northern Harrier
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Rough legged hawk - D500 , 600mm Nikon + 1.4TC[ATTACH=full]1415498[/ATTACH]
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Norther Flicker
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Mandarin This is not native to British Columbia. Supposedly it escaped from a hobby farm around here
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Barn owl - D500, 600 MM F4 AF-I
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The weight of my very old Nikon 600MM ED-IF is getting to me . Someone is selling a used 600 mm f4E FL ED VR at a decent price and I am considering it. Your comments on this lens?
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Red tail hawk take off
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I am thinking of a trip to New Orleans last week in December. Any suggestions as to good areas to shoot birds and nature either in the City area or beyond??
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wood duck pair taking the sun yesterday
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Something a lot smaller - a Marsh wren
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Has anyone had nay experience with this tripod, especially with larger lenses and a DSLR?
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I could not tell what this eagle was eating but initially it was just tear ing off small strips of it. Then it decided to swallow what was left.
