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Oct 16, 2022 06:45 |  #1202

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Very nice shots. Were they shot with a 600mm or 800mm f11 ? Given the aperture is f11 and the blue tit seems to miss the end of the tail, indicating just a bit of too narrow field of view in relation to a center area of autofocus.




  
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Oct 16, 2022 06:53 |  #1203

jan1977 wrote in post #19436407 (external link)
Very nice shots. Were they shot with a 600mm or 800mm f11 ? Given the aperture is f11 and the blue tit seems to miss the end of the tail, indicating just a bit of too narrow field of view in relation to a center area of autofocus.

Thanks, shot with 100-500 + 1.4 extender-> 700mm (exif above photo is correct but does not show extender). They come and go so fast I often don't have the time to zoom or re-compose.




  
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Oct 16, 2022 13:39 |  #1204

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Thanks, shot with 100-500 + 1.4 extender-> 700mm (exif above photo is correct but does not show extender). They come and go so fast I often don't have the time to zoom or re-compose.

Clear. We can't have it all I suppose (and know ;-)a ) Great shots anyhow, and only on these forums people tend to see the 'flaws' of shorted tails ;-)a




  
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Oct 16, 2022 13:44 |  #1205

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Good to see you posting (gulls :lol: ) again.

I only use a laptop(with mouse) so sometimes process sitting on the couch with one eye on the TV and a glass of wine within reach in the evening, it improves the evil;-)a.

I like gulls, especially when they do crazy things. :-D

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Autumn colours, hard to beat. Lovely pics!


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Oct 16, 2022 15:58 |  #1206

carrion crow mobbing a kestrel, after some slick manoeuvres the kestrel momentarily gained the upper hand, didn't last long though and they both drifted out of sight.

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Oct 16, 2022 19:00 |  #1207

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Really great images, especially the first one.


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Oct 16, 2022 19:02 |  #1208

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carrion crow mobbing a kestrel, after some slick manoeuvres the kestrel momentarily gained the upper hand, didn't last long though and they both drifted out of sight.

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Cool series Sid. I recently saw a Copper's Hawk mob a RedTail who went on to dive bomb a perched Osprey, pretty cool to see.


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Oct 16, 2022 19:03 |  #1209

There is quite a bit of plumage variance in Griffons, this one is my favourite.

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Oct 17, 2022 02:36 |  #1210

Dunnock(with tail) but the blackbird's to big, need a shorter lens :p.


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Oct 17, 2022 02:50 |  #1211

Miranda1 wrote in post #19436691 (external link)
Cool series Sid. I recently saw a Copper's Hawk mob a RedTail who went on to dive bomb a perched Osprey, pretty cool to see.

Thanks Jose, I wonder if the osprey went after an eagle next....... ;-)a




  
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Oct 17, 2022 02:59 |  #1212

sidknee wrote in post #19436618 (external link)
carrion crow mobbing a kestrel, after some slick manoeuvres the kestrel momentarily gained the upper hand, didn't last long though and they both drifted out of sight.

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Cool sequence, Sid. And look how big that crow is!

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Nah, we call that a portrait. Perfectly legit!  :p


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Oct 17, 2022 06:55 |  #1213

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Thanks Jose, I wonder if the osprey went after an eagle next....... ;-)a

Yeah that would be something but Eagles generally don't hangout in this particular pond. Was interesting to see never the less, would have been great to capture all three in the same frame. Sorry for the crappy shots, heavy crop and from a distance.

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Oct 17, 2022 06:58 |  #1214

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Really? I had no idea. The best I have seen is a bit of a neck twist, when a male spotted an attractive female on a ridge high above him.

Love the look of this image, the colours are soo rich.


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Oct 17, 2022 13:54 |  #1215

Flight of the Crane
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