Noise_Ninja wrote in post #8601864
fav #2---super composition.
fav #2---super composition.
Ditto! 
MizzGrizz Senior Member 338 posts Joined Jun 2009 Location: Woodburn, OR More info | Sep 08, 2009 23:41 | #16 |
Sep 09, 2009 07:20 | #17 Wow Tom! these are great, congrats on the captures. EOS 450D & T7i |18-55mm EFS IS | Sigma 50-500mm "Bigma" | Sigma 150mm 2.8 "Bugma" | Venus Optics 100mm Macro 2X and KX-800 Twin Flash| DIY Flash Diffuser | 2019 iMac 27" | & some other things..
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Morlow Goldmember  2,824 posts Likes: 2 Joined Jan 2009 Location: Yellowstone National Park More info | Sep 09, 2009 11:12 | #18 Great shots of a very cute animal! Chris Knapp
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PhilTrep Hatchling 1 post Joined Sep 2009 More info | Sep 10, 2009 15:19 | #19 Nothing to do with photog..., but Pika's are actually Lagamorphs (rabbit family) not rodents. Very common thought. Tom Reichner wrote in post #8601415 I was very fortunate to find a Pika while at Rainier a few weekends ago. These cute little alpine rodents have been an especially difficult challenge for me. I've encountered them several times previous to this, but was never able to get an image of them that I was pleased with. An hour or so of waiting on the rocks paid off, however, as after just a short time the Pika became less nervous and eventually showed himself at close range. In fact, once he came out and sat on a rock that was too close - the minimum focus distance of my 400 2.8 is 10 feet, and he was well within this range! Time to get extension tubes 
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TomReichner THREAD STARTER "That's what I do."  17,636 posts Gallery: 213 photos Best ofs: 2 Likes: 8390 Joined Dec 2008 Location: from Pennsylvania, USA, now in Washington state, USA, road trip back and forth a lot More info | Sep 10, 2009 19:50 | #20 Phil Trep wrote in post #8620133 Nothing to do with photog..., but Pika's are actually Lagamorphs (rabbit family) not rodents. Very common thought. Thank you for the clarification. I knew that Pikas were in the rabbit family, but I had always believed that rabbits were rodents. Now I realize that they are not. "Your" and "you're" are different words with completely different meanings - please use the correct one.
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robert5_p Hatchling 4 posts Joined Jul 2006 More info | Sep 12, 2009 22:55 | #21 FYI: To be exact Lagamorphs is order not a family. Biologically, Pika is still far from a rabbit.
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Sep 13, 2009 13:57 | #22 Great images! Milan www.pbase.com/milv
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