Birding with the 105mm Macro...

Joris1632 · Apr 14, 2017

Jealous of jrdigitalart's captures I set out to see what I could do,

...Last week I shot a sitting duck ........

..and this week another - a mother of two ...

....... a coot applying her makeup .....

... but my triumph was this shot of two rare herons, The white female (NOT an egret) has lived nearby for some years but this spring she has been joined by a grey heron mutation (?) of indeterminate s*x. Let's hope they'll be happy.........

Happy Easter.

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Joris1632

larryj · Apr 14, 2017

nice shooting George: Thanks for sharing. I have done some birding with the 105 macro while out shooting flowers and it was the only lens I had with me. Here is a shot of a mallard hens who seem to be curious about me shooting lily pads and flowers. The 105 macro does a good job at close in biding.

Cheers!

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Cheers,
larryj
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jrdigitalart · Apr 14, 2017

. . . it's fabulous to see you're out-and-about, soaking up the great outdoors. Secondly, allowing us to witness what you saw out there, using your great skills and observations.

Already looking forward to the next instalment.

beaverpond · Apr 14, 2017

Nice!

elerum · Apr 14, 2017

great image

...and 35 Art? :-D

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jrdigitalart · Apr 15, 2017

Maybe you should have kept that last one till April 1 next year.

elerum · Apr 15, 2017

Why, You don't believe is SDq + 35Art shoot?
When I comeback to home I can charge the x3f raw.

Joris1632 · Apr 15, 2017

elerum said:
Why, You don't believe is SDq + 35Art shoot?
When I comeback to home I can charge the x3f raw.

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