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May 01, 2011 15:37 | #1

Red-Tailed Hawk in Colorado. Hopefully I'll have a 100-400mm or 400mm 5.6 for brid shots soon.

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May 01, 2011 19:29 as a reply to @ kmunroe's post | #3

When you can get shots like that with your 55-250, you don't need a 100-400 or any other lens! Nicely done!

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May 01, 2011 20:22 as a reply to @ Wallace River's post | #4

I Agree with Wallace...why are you wasting money with a 100-400?

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May 01, 2011 20:25 | #5

Where in CO are you?

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May 01, 2011 20:56 as a reply to @ TGrundvig's post | #6

The 100-400 or 400 5.6 will be for birding but mostly for wildlife.
TGrundvig, I’m in Thornton (north of Denver).

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May 01, 2011 21:05 as a reply to @ peteg1's post | #7

Shot this Great Horned Owl a few weeks back, it was a little ways out from me and it was dust (that’s why it’s graining).
I feel like I need a little longer lens for these shots, that’s what I tell my wife anyway. I also have a lot of nice parks to use an 400mm focal length at.

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