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A well detailed flight shot, Niels. -
Well-timed elegant capture.
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What a wonderful capture of this lovely creature, Niels.
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njlarsen posted a comment on the media item Snowy egret flying.Thank you both. Other feedback I have received indicates mud on the feet and likely also staining as responsible for the rest of the...
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njlarsen replied to the thread Olympus 800mm equivalent - no more detail than Nikon 630mm?.You are right. Not because I felt the results were better (but similar) and with usually less weight. Good for you that you have found a...
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Not sure of what Egret it is but you sure captured it beautifully in this fly by Niels!
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I was going to write the same thing KC!
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njlarsen replied to the thread Egret, Barbados today.This is certainly a possibility. However, it just looks a bit different in its distribution compared to other times I have seen staining...
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njlarsen replied to the thread Egret, Barbados today.Thanks, should be corrected now Niels
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njlarsen replied to the thread Olympus 800mm equivalent - no more detail than Nikon 630mm?.I read some time ago about zoom lenses giving less than the stated focal length at max zoom with all except some very specific...
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I saw this one on a pole yesterday. The species here is known as Anolis extremus
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njlarsen replied to the thread Golden Plover - Barbados today.Thank you. I have changed my id for this one to American. Niels
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That is a possibility, but I think we can be fairly confident due to the extension of primaries beyond the tail; in Pacific this is...
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I cannot get this to be a different species even with the black feet and the aberrant colors of neck and tail. It somehow looks too...
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njlarsen replied to the thread Golden Plover - Barbados today.Thanks for the input. I am not completely sure yet, in part because I read that this species frequently moults during winter and...
