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I Just arrived in the Klamath Basin for few days, taking my first shots of the whole mess of eagles around here.
I'd love some advice - do folks rove throughout the day? what locations? Or do you tend to set up in a blind in a comfy chair and wait for something to happen?
If you are familiar with The Klamath area - where do you recommend? Today i cruised township road and into the wildlife refuge auto loop, with eagles absolutely everywhere, although mostly immature.
some other questions that come to mind:
-are you shooting handheld? monopod?
-fill flash? I've got a better beamer on an off camera mount, but I find I'm often too lazy to go the trouble of setting it up, especially if location hopping...
-what aperture do you find gives enough DOF so that the some part of the bird isn't out of focus when shooting with big glass (600 IS II + 1.4ex)?
-How do you find somewhere/predict where an eagle is likely to hunt? Most of the eagles I found were perched and not budging for a couple hours at a time, despite open water with ample waterfowl to snack on nearby do I just need more patience?
thanks for any and all advice-

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