Frogfish wrote: alaskandood wrote:
Shots from today.
A7 & FD 80-200/4 L
Really loving this lens... I can tell I\'m getting better at PP now that I\'ve figured out actions and scripts.
Huge crop! Not even sure how much 200% prob. Not even sure what kind of bird this was. But the two mature birds kept diving and feeding the younger one. Was fun to watch them nursing the baby.
Had to check your location first ! Looks very much like an Arctic Loon family (aka Black Throated Loon and in Eurasia we call Loons ... Divers, so Black Throated Divers here) - really nice birds ! [\\quote]
Thanks for the I.D., The longest lens I have with me is the 80-200/4, would have loved to get closer to these arctic loons. They\'re really beautiful! Looks like I need to start learning my birds!
Frogfish wrote: alaskandood wrote:
Shots from today.
A7 & FD 80-200/4 L
Really loving this lens... I can tell I\'m getting better at PP now that I\'ve figured out actions and scripts.
Huge crop! Not even sure how much 200% prob. Not even sure what kind of bird this was. But the two mature birds kept diving and feeding the younger one. Was fun to watch them nursing the baby.
Had to check your location first ! Looks very much like an Arctic Loon family (aka Black Throated Loon and in Eurasia we call Loons ... Divers, so Black Throated Divers here) - really nice birds !
Thanks for the I.D., The longest lens I have with me is the 80-200/4, would have loved to get closer to these arctic loons. They\'re really beautiful! Looks like I need to start learning my birds!
Frogfish wrote: alaskandood wrote:
Shots from today.
A7 & FD 80-200/4 L
Really loving this lens... I can tell I\'m getting better at PP now that I\'ve figured out actions and scripts.
Huge crop! Not even sure how much 200% prob. Not even sure what kind of bird this was. But the two mature birds kept diving and feeding the younger one. Was fun to watch them nursing the baby.
Had to check your location first ! Looks very much like an Arctic Loon family (aka Black Throated Loon and in Eurasia we call Loons ... Divers, so Black Throated Divers here) - really nice birds !
Thanks for the I.D., The longest lens I have with me is the 80-200/4, would have loved to get closer to these arctic loons. They\'re really beautiful! Looks like I need to start learning my birds!
Aug 18, 2014 at 01:30 PM
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