Or simply buy the proper zoom for your needs! Please avoid the Sigma 200-500 f 2.8 if you don't feel strong enough
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Speaking of zooms and weight, I finally decided to buy an rf 100-400mm! I'm looking forward to it arriving and experiencing the joys of reduced size and weight!Or simply buy the proper zoom for your needs! Please avoid the Sigma 200-500 f 2.8 if you don't feel strong enough
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Thank you for your comments. It's a small lake on the east of an outdoor shopping center. Directly to the west are a couple pub type places with tables over looking the lake. I saw some Hooded Mergansers swimming around, too. It can be a nice place to check out the birds and get lunch or dinner. Unfortunately, I noticed some trash along the shore
, but didn't see an obvious way to climb down there. I'll try to go earlier in the day next time and figure something out..."...(And: I was slower than OskarB, but faster than Click!). This is really achievement but you lack that consistency
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!Just be careful: once back in the time I tried to go down just few meters on rocks (for a mushroom!) and it didn't went good! After that I was like: "Never again!!!".Thank you for your comments. It's a small lake on the east of an outdoor shopping center. Directly to the west are a couple pub type places with tables over looking the lake. I saw some Hooded Mergansers swimming around, too. It can be a nice place to check out the birds and get lunch or dinner. Unfortunately, I noticed some trash along the shore
!)! Some of them where with ice cooler!!! The way back wasn't that difficult mostly because I was happy with the photos I took (but I had to stop many times to rest )! This one went fortunate but I easily can imagine different outcome!
Same experience.Just be careful: once back in the time I tried to go down just few meters on rocks (for a mushroom!) and it didn't went good! After that I was like: "Never again!!!".
Much later there was a rumor for an Inca Tern on Oahu, preferring one particular spot. At the first opportunity I was there! And found it!!! But when I look down from the cliffs where I have to go I was like "Huh, are you sure?!!!" - it's much longer way (I think I spent ~30-45min to get there). But that was (and still is!) the only Inca Tern reported for Hawaii.
On other hand the adrenaline started working and I started my way down.
On some places you have no room for both feet on the track and you have to hold the rock with your hand (well, the other hand was busy with a tripod!).
When I finally got down I was cheered by group of fisherman (all could be by the age my children
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When I make such a promise regarding a failure with my intelligence, I will beak it sooner than I'd like to admit...
There was not "they": it was one single bird, no one can prove how it got to Hawaii (my own hypotheses is with ship). Stayed on Hawaii for almost 1 year. I think it was detected once on Big Island too. On Oahu it stayed most of the time around the spot where I took the photos - probably because the fisherman there were feeding it with some small catch. It was fishing by itself too. When I was there it took a flight few times - just very short circles and finally disappeared in the ocean.
