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Ted ellis wrote:
More great shots Eric.
Thanks Ted...always an amazing sight for me.
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arbitrage wrote:
Great shots Eric....what a spectacle to witness
TFS
Geoff
Thanks Geoff...it is one of the special things one can see...and it's pretty reliable this time of year.
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surfnron wrote:
Very well done and very neat Eric ~ Ron
Thanks Ron....I do think you might see something similar in Virginia but am not sure where and when.
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conebeam wrote:
Excellent shots.
Sadly, it might disappear, due to our actions. Yesterday, someone at BBC was telling about possible extinction of giraffes. Almost 40% of giraffe population dropped in last 3 decades. Now there are about 100,000 left. Elephant numbers are down. Rhinos are almost gone.
You are correct Mansur...and with the most recent EPA secretary we will almost certainly move towards more species extinction at a more rapid pace.
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morris wrote:
This is an amazing sight Eric. When we were last there we missed migration by a few days. There were still plenty of monarchs around though nothing like this
Morris
It was wonderful to see again this year...each time I've been fortunate enough to witness this I am blown away...and each viewing has been different.
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shekarn64 wrote:
Wow!
Thanks...glad you like it
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AGeoJO wrote:
Awesome images, Eric! It looks like you used a long lens or lenses for those; what is the range of the focal lengths for those images? Thanks!
Joshua
Thanks Joshua...I only took my Nikon D500 and 200-500...so most of the images are in the 350-500 range...I was the only one there that day that wasn't taking iPhone or point and shoot images....I also had a Better Beamer but need lessons from Morris on proper use with the dark side gear.
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nugeny wrote:
Awesome! You meant this in California? Where? Monterey?
Thanks Bob...yes it is in Pacific Grove which is down the block so to speak from Monterrey.
Just Google Pacific Grove Butterfly Sanctuary...easy to find and not really very crowded...12noon-3ish is the best time to go as it has warmed up a bit and the monarchs do fly around some.
Eric
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