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Brown Pelican   XT3 with 100-400

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Sparrows in winter.

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American Bald Eagle. X-T2, 70-300+1.4TC.

 

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Killdeer

https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Killdeer/id

 

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Coming in low and fast:

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Canada Geese

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Steller's Jay, X-T2, 70-300+1.4TC.

 

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Red-breasted Sapsucker, X-H1, 100-400.

 

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Black-headed Grosbeak 1st winter. H-H1, 70-300+1.4TC.

 

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Great Blue Heron, X-H2s, 70-300+1.4TC. As a rule I don't like bird photos in B&W but this Oregon coast day was so gray and dreary very little color showed up so I went with B&W minimalism.

 

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Great Egret With Nosh, X-H2S, 70-300+1.4TC.

 

 

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Red-tailed Hawk preening. X-H2S, 150-600.

 

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Common Merganser X-H2S, Fuji 150-600.

 

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X-H2   50-140mm

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Lunchtime.  

 

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1/2500    f6.4   2500 ISO     

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From last year with 100-400mm.

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Pied-billed Grebe X-H2S, Fuji 150-600.

 

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X-T4; Fujinon XF150-600mmF5.6-8 R LM OIS WR; 1/2000; f8; ISO640; 600mm, hand held

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My first post at this forum. I exclusively use my X-H2S for wildlife, specifically bird photography.
This is from October 2022, RSPB Rainham Marshes, Bearded Reedling, X-H2S+XF100-400.

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Jay with a peanut in its crop and one in its beak - X-H2S, XF100-400+TC2x (cropped).

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Was able to get pretty close to a vulture at a park in Delaware.  Still learning, XT5, 70-300, cropped.

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