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[Darmok N Jalad]

And then starlings being starlings...

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[melanieylang]

Musk lorikeet in my apple tree.

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I think it's fair to say that the only time I enjoy using the P100-300 (either version - I now have the Mk II) is when the birds are only a few metres away, as here, shot from my deck.

 

[Mack]

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[SteveAdler]

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[moonraker]

Meadow Pipit

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[Barking]

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[turbodieselvw]

Evening grosbeak shot with EM1 MK II WITH 40-150 Pro and 1.4X TC

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[turbodieselvw]

Male and female common goldeneye. EM1x with 300 Pro and 1.4X TC

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[PeHa]

From yesterday, all with E-M1X and [email protected] (no teleconverter, dull weather)
Bearded reedling

Redpoll

Nuthatch

Robin

 

[Binocular Viewfinder]

Another visitor around our Laundry Room, this time a Mockingbird. Accidental HHHR.

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[doxa750]

Another visitor around our Laundry Room, this time a Mockingbird. Accidental HHHR.View attachment 869353

This turns out great for accidental HHHR!!! .

 

[Binocular Viewfinder]

This turns out great for accidental HHHR!!! .

Yep, had the 1X on the previous day's settings. Your Pictures using the 300f4+MC 20 convinced me to get the 300f4...Thanks for the Inspiration!

 

[doxa750]

Yep, had the 1X on the previous day's settings. Your Pictures using the 300f4+MC 20 convinced me to get the 300f4...Thanks for the Inspiration!

Very happy to hear

 

[Pat_Rans]

Muscovy duck. Olympus E-3 with 50-200 SWD lens.

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Roseate Spoonbill, same setup + 1.4x TC. Not quite enough light to get the shutter speed I would've needed to get it ultra-sharp, but still a cool bird. The teleconverter also might have monkeyed with the sharpness a little.

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Tricolored heron, same setup.

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[AllanG]

EP5 with P14-140mm

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[melanieylang]

The rainbow lorikeets came and chased all the smaller musk lorikeets around the apple tree, squawking and cussing at them, like bullies. It's lucky they're so nice to look at!

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[melanieylang]

Another musk lorikeet:

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[John King]

Both exquisite birdies, Melanie. Lovely shots.

I'm intrigued by the behaviour of birds.

Anyway, here's one I took of a silver gull today with my you beaut "birding lens" (12-50 macro ... ) on my E-M1 MkI today. Might have been better if I had had my 40-150R, 75-300 MkII or FTs 50-200 MkI on the camera, but i didn't ...

Down by Port Philip after the dentist.

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[wolfie]

Here's sequence that I doubt I'd ever have captured without Pro Capture on my E-M1.2 - three consecutive frames at shutter speed 1/2000 showing how fast a fantail catapults into flight ... think it was ProCap L at 18 fps.

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[Barking]

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