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more from DE seashore

second one

a couple of pics from around Indian RIver and Cape Henlopen DE........wanted some opinions on editing. I tried to stay true to what I saw that day.

pretty cool.........I was outside tonight and they're getting further away.

I originally thought this was an immature blue heron...........I believe this is a "little blue heron". First time I've seen one of these in person.

70-300.........practicing birds in flight

MARC train near Joppatowne MD, crossing the Gunpowder.

awesome stuff!

just after sunset at Bethany Beach DE

congregation at Indian River DE

I have a lot of photos of this heron...........has some damage to his throat, not sure what happened, some kind of injury. Hanging around Assateague all Fall.

trying to create something different..........10 stop 30 sec, 16-80mm xt5

I have the 70-300 and the 150-600.............the former is soooooooo easy to carry on hikes which I do very often. The 600mm is a special lens (at least it is for me); however, it is heavy and I'm more selective on when I use it. For overall run and gun, hiking, wildlife, the 70-300 is a pretty cool option.......mostly because of its size and weight.

Agree with Jerryy..........I use the 70-300 A LOT and love it. I have the 1.4 TC and I rarely use it, I find the lack of light to be limiting. I recently bought the 150-600 Fuji lens and it is wonderful, super reach and super sharp. A bit heavy to carry around so I still carry the 70-300 most of the time. When I do take the 150-600 with me, I've been amazed with the results.

playing around with the 150-600......sharper than the 70-300

Thanks Jerry.......I live near NCR Trail and Conowingo.......vultures everywhere!

low light high ISO, best I could get.

Assawoman Bay, MD

and more!

more vultures

thought these were pretty

I agree, I just purchased one about a month ago and I find it to be superb. Even better than my 70-300.....which is also pretty darn good.

I bought this lens new last year and mine has never come off.....maybe I'm just lucky.

love herons!