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is for the last photo: that birdie makes me smiling with it's spirit! And it single-handedly makes a great view despite that trash background! Great capture!
I will do some comparisons and tests of the R5 against the R1 in terms of resolution.
But, battery charged up this morning. The first few photos of birds at my feeder.
R1 RF 200-800
The first is cropped vertically. The others are my typical 1/9th crop that I often have to use at my feeder.
But, battery charged up this morning. The first few photos of birds at my feeder.
R1 RF 200-800
The first is cropped vertically. The others are my typical 1/9th crop that I often have to use at my feeder.
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Forget to include this article from BBC. Tried to figure out who is Alan there but it seems he is not participating at the party 
? I'm not sure such a meeting could happen in any other country 
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? I'm not sure such a meeting could happen in any other country !
Scarlet tanager brings 'more visitors in two days than 30 years'
Residents in Shelf react to "crazy" interest after rare bird sighting puts village on national news.
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The dutch might surprise youForget to include this article from BBC. Tried to figure out who is Alan there but it seems he is not participating at the party
Scarlet tanager brings 'more visitors in two days than 30 years'
Residents in Shelf react to "crazy" interest after rare bird sighting puts village on national news.
. A few years ago a rare bird was in someone’s back garden. The owners of the house collected a small entrance fee. And probably had to spend that revenue on renovating their front garden which was trampled by the numerous birding enthousiasts.
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The first photo of the See gull is just great! The last photo of the Common Eider (the first series) is not that far behind
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In Kowloon, caught between successive typhoons, with a brief respite of an hour or two of sunshine from the rain after yesterday's afternoon session at the conference where I managed to get out for a few minutes with RF 100-400 on the R5ii. A Spotted Dove, a Crested Mynah and a Red-ventedwhiskered Bulbul. I really wanted the Bulbul and was over the moon when I saw one next to the hotel.
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Oh, so you twitched! Therefore, the conference is a success! Isn't it amazing, you hoped to see a lifer and it is waiting for you outside
Let's see some more!
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After a very long time that seemed like eons of high fog, cloudy skies and simply crappy light, the weather was finally nice again, and I had fun taking photos in this autumn of 2024.
And as some kind of reward and compensation, one of my beloved kingfishers gave me the chance to watch it for almost 10 min.
Unfortunately, it was very far away and I didn't dare getting any closer. But I could watch it diving for fish, three times. But no chance to catch that properly.
R6m2, 100-500L+ext.@700mm, cropped down to 1800x1200.
And as some kind of reward and compensation, one of my beloved kingfishers gave me the chance to watch it for almost 10 min.
Unfortunately, it was very far away and I didn't dare getting any closer. But I could watch it diving for fish, three times. But no chance to catch that properly.
R6m2, 100-500L+ext.@700mm, cropped down to 1800x1200.
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