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I was asked, at short notice, if I could host a birding photowalk on Christmas eve. It was for one of the facebook photography groups I'm in. As the reserve is only 20mins from home, and we weren't flying out until mid afternoon, I said I could spare a few hours.
Many were beginners, with a few experienced ones also in the group, not that I'm an expert, but I do enjoy helping others if I can.
Here are a few of my snaps with the D500 and 200-500mm lens
#1 Tawny Frogmouth
#2 Common Tern
#3 Red-rumped Parrot
#4 Australasian Darter (Female and Male)
#5 Pacific Black Duck
#6 Black Swan
#7 Blue-billed Duck
Many were beginners, with a few experienced ones also in the group, not that I'm an expert, but I do enjoy helping others if I can.
Here are a few of my snaps with the D500 and 200-500mm lens
#1 Tawny Frogmouth
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#2 Common Tern
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#3 Red-rumped Parrot
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#4 Australasian Darter (Female and Male)
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#5 Pacific Black Duck
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#6 Black Swan
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#7 Blue-billed Duck
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First outing for 2021.
It was a beautiful morning with plenty of birds around
Here are a few from this morning
Nikon D500 with 200-500mm lens
#1 Sacred Kingfisher
#2 Striated Pardalote
#3 Eastern Yellow Robin
#4 Red-browed Finch
#5 Superb Fairy-wren
#6 Yellow-faced Honeyeater
#7 Eastern Rosella
#8 White-browed Scrubwren
It was a beautiful morning with plenty of birds around
Here are a few from this morning
Nikon D500 with 200-500mm lens
#1 Sacred Kingfisher
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#2 Striated Pardalote
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#3 Eastern Yellow Robin
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#4 Red-browed Finch
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#5 Superb Fairy-wren
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#6 Yellow-faced Honeyeater
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#7 Eastern Rosella
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#8 White-browed Scrubwren
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Superb series, Richard!
A few more snaps from the weekend using the D500
While I enjoy using the D500, and like the results, I'm looking forward to using a mirrorless body as a replacement
It was hot and sunny when we visited the gardens
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#6
While I enjoy using the D500, and like the results, I'm looking forward to using a mirrorless body as a replacement
It was hot and sunny when we visited the gardens
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Awesome shots Richard.
Another set of superb shots, Richard!
D500 + 300mm f4E PF mono landscape. From today's lockdown dog walk. Grey day. Interesting light on low clouds over the River Kent estuary, SE Lakeland. The tower is a folly.
Cloudlight by warth man, on Flickr
What a stunning set, @Richard_M !!!!! Truly amazing! LOVE #1 and # in Post #503 and the flower shots are magnificent!
Superb, as usual. I like the scrubwren especially.
The tawny frogmouth is a wonderful pic.
Various lenses from the backlog on the D500
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What a cracking set Andrew! Every one a winner. Unfortunately I can't see the lens info but I would appreciate knowing the details re first and last shots.
Was Arnie signing your pic?
Pic 1 = NIKON D500 70.0-300.0 mm f/4.5-5.6 190mm f/5.6 1/4000s ISO 280
Pic 2 = NIKON D500 70.0-300.0 mm f/4.5-5.6 300mm f/5.6 1/500s ISO 5600
Arnie was signing an artists representation with him. There are a sequestered group of artists at the Fitness Expo every year. Arnold stops by and looks at every artists work.
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Thanks for the info Andrew. Love the processing of the first pic and the lens has done a nice job of the last - which I would have taken at 300mm too! I have the AF-P version of that lens and I do enjoy it. Is that the same as yours?
Yes, it is the AF-P FX version of the 70-300.
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