Grizz Cream of the Crop  More info Post edited over 7 years ago by Grizz. | Thanks! Its more of a cavity than a hole, i think because of all the like textures and colors it looses depth and looks flat.Think of a hollow tree with the front side missing. The picture below is the same owl and tree but in B&W (I added the moon.   Last Call by Craig Schriever, on FlickrCraig * Canon 7D Mark II * 60D * 10D * Tamron SP 150-600 f/5-6.3 Di VC USD * EF 400 5.6L USM * EF 17-40 4.0L USM * EF 70-210 4.0 * EF 28 2.8 * EF 50 1.8 MK1*Flickr
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MedicineMan4040 The Magic Johnson of Cameras  More info | You have raised the bar so high I can't even see it !!! flickr
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McNeese72 Goldmember  More info | Jul 13, 2016 08:45 | #12543 gschlact wrote in post #18065524 At least the feeder is tack sharp. LOL! And that is where I thought he was going to stay. I'm finding that the bluejays here are more like hit and run feeders. They don't stick around long. 2 Canon 1Dx's | Canon R6 | EF 70-200 F2.8 L IS II | Canon 300mm F2.8 I | EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM | Canon Extender EF 2x III | Canon Extender EF 1.4x III | Editing of photos is okay.
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A1original Goldmember  More info | Jul 13, 2016 08:47 | #12544 McNeese72 wrote in post #18065810 LOL! And that is where I thought he was going to stay. I'm finding that the bluejays here are more like hit and run feeders. They don't stick around long. Doc I have the same problem here in northeast Florida. I very seldom see them at the feeder and when they are they are in and out. Canon EOS R3| Canon RF 24-105L| RF 70-200 Lf/2.8| RF 50| RF 24-240| RF 100-400| RF 800 and a bunch of Canon L lenses
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andrewhuxman Cream of the Crop  8,601 posts Likes: 4330 Joined May 2005 Location: Rockford Illinois More info | Jul 13, 2016 09:30 | #12545 A little L goes a long way.
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PINNACLE Goldmember More info | Jul 13, 2016 09:36 | #12546 I have had mine a few weeks now and use it 99% of the time with a Sigma 150-600c as my walkabout set up. I am very impressed and realise the one I tried out when they first came out must have been set up very badly. It is so much better than the MK1 in every way and my 1Div is not getting much use anymore.  Ringlet Butterfly (Aphantopus hyperantus) by Martin Billard, on Flickr Cormorant by Martin Billard, on Flickr Barn Owl with prey by Martin Billard, on Flickr Hobby catching a dragonfly (Falco subbuteo) by Martin Billard, on FlickrPINNACLE PHOTO LOG
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Itsed65 Cream of the Crop  More info | Jul 13, 2016 20:19 | #12547 Fuji XT-2, XT-3, Sony A1, A7RIV, A9, and an OM-1
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MedicineMan4040 The Magic Johnson of Cameras More info | Jul 13, 2016 22:08 | #12548 McNeese72 wrote in post #18065810 LOL! And that is where I thought he was going to stay. I'm finding that the bluejays here are more like hit and run feeders. They don't stick around long. Doc A Blue Jay will usually give me all of 1/2 second to nab them. Pondrader's J's will walk calmly at his feet! flickr
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MedicineMan4040 The Magic Johnson of Cameras More info | The Barn Owl capture is 10 star !! flickr
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Fletcher407 Member  More info | Jul 13, 2016 22:58 | #12550 Doc, it is not just feeders. I don't see them stay anywhere long. Here is one from a few weeks ago.  on Smugmug
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Jul 14, 2016 00:56 | #12551 Julian
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aladyforty Goldmember  4,355 posts Gallery: 398 photos Best ofs: 5 Likes: 7463 Joined Dec 2005 Location: Albany: Western Australia More info Post edited over 7 years ago by aladyforty. | Jul 14, 2016 04:31 | #12552 great photos all, Im finding this thread (and I follow a few) seems to be my most active one. Its a pain that I find myself torn between two cameras these days, the full frame 5DIII is lovely but Im finding the 7DII to be the more versatile camera for most situations. Starting to wonder if its just me but over all I find myself liking the 7DII more. At least its giving my 5DIII a rest FUJI XT5 + XT3 & a bunch of Fuji lenses, Mavic Air2 drone
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MedicineMan4040 The Magic Johnson of Cameras More info | Jul 14, 2016 05:01 | #12553 aladyforty wrote in post #18066505 great photos all, Im finding this thread (and I follow a few) seems to be my most active one. Its a pain that I find myself torn between two cameras these days, the full frame 5DIII is lovely but Im finding the 7DII to be the more versatile camera for most situations. Starting to wonder if its just me but over all I find myself liking the 7DII more. At least its giving my 5DIII a rest  I'd think the 7Dii + 5Diii would be a very complimentary pair especially if you can have something really long on the 7Dii and something in the middle ...like a 100-400 on the 5Diii. I understand though the idle 5Diii admiring your Flickr page---seems vast majority of your work is wildlife so the 7Dii makes great sense. flickr
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aladyforty Goldmember 4,355 posts Gallery: 398 photos Best ofs: 5 Likes: 7463 Joined Dec 2005 Location: Albany: Western Australia More info | Jul 14, 2016 05:35 | #12554 MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18066517 I'd think the 7Dii + 5Diii would be a very complimentary pair especially if you can have something really long on the 7Dii and something in the middle ...like a 100-400 on the 5Diii. I understand though the idle 5Diii admiring your Flickr page---seems vast majority of your work is wildlife so the 7Dii makes great sense.
FUJI XT5 + XT3 & a bunch of Fuji lenses, Mavic Air2 drone
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PINNACLE Goldmember More info | Jul 14, 2016 13:27 | #12555 A few of today's with the 7Dii and Sigma, (and I have been working so) the Heron was from an early dog walk and the others a lunch break with no lunch for me.  Heron with jack pike by Martin Billard, on FlickrNot 100%  Stonechat ? not sure by Martin Billard, on FlickrKestrel actually hunting dragonflies  Kestrel hunting by Martin Billard, on FlickrThe master of dragonfly hunting  Hobby hunting by Martin Billard, on Flickr Hobby low and fast by Martin Billard, on FlickrBut they still miss  Hobby missing by Martin Billard, on FlickrPINNACLE PHOTO LOG
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) The owl has stepped up and out on the edge so I think you can get a better perspective on what the tree looks like.
