Nikon P900, out the window.
Feb 3, 2017 12:27:32 #
This guy or gal is doing their best to keep my bird seed costs down.
Feb 3, 2017 13:11:09 #
Good Afternoon And Welcome To The "Thru The Front Window Club". I Find The Living Room With A Clean Front Window The Perfect Blind With All The Comforts, For My Winter Shooting. I've Attached 2 In This Reply, A Coopers Hawk (Always Uninvited) And A Cardinal. Hawk Taken With D200 And Nikon 18-200, Cardinal With D300 And Nikon 18-300. (I Like This One Too), He Is Uncontrollable But Very Photogenic, Nikon D200 And Nikon 70-210.
Keep Posting And Keep That Window Clean. Willie
Keep Posting And Keep That Window Clean. Willie
Feb 3, 2017 13:17:25 #
willie-83 wrote:
Good Afternoon And Welcome To The "Thru The Front Window Club". I Find The Living Room With A Clean Front Window The Perfect Blind With All The Comforts, For My Winter Shooting. I've Attached 2 In This Reply, A Coopers Hawk (Always Uninvited) And A Cardinal. Hawk Taken With D200 And Nikon 18-200, Cardinal With D300 And Nikon 18-300. (I Like This One Too), He Is Uncontrollable But Very Photogenic, Nikon D200 And Nikon 70-210.
Keep Posting And Keep That Window Clean. Willie
Keep Posting And Keep That Window Clean. Willie
Feb 3, 2017 17:36:37 #
Feb 3, 2017 18:09:31 #
willie-83 wrote:
Good Afternoon And Welcome To The "Thru The Front Window Club". I Find The Living Room With A Clean Front Window The Perfect Blind With All The Comforts, For My Winter Shooting. I've Attached 2 In This Reply, A Coopers Hawk (Always Uninvited) And A Cardinal. Hawk Taken With D200 And Nikon 18-200, Cardinal With D300 And Nikon 18-300. (I Like This One Too), He Is Uncontrollable But Very Photogenic, Nikon D200 And Nikon 70-210.
Keep Posting And Keep That Window Clean. Willie
Keep Posting And Keep That Window Clean. Willie
Beautiful shots! I love your Cooper's hawk!
Feb 4, 2017 12:29:08 #
Attached is a NOT thru the front window, BUT a through the side window, during a rain storm. Used my P900, and though there were rain drops on the screen, it came out pretty good. The birds were close to 100 yards away, and moving. I do like the P900.
Feb 4, 2017 14:57:24 #
Oh you *wash* the window (slaps forehead) why didn't I thing of that! (maybe coz I'm a guy)
Beautiful shots.
Beautiful shots.
Feb 4, 2017 23:14:50 #
Beautiful hawk, Just Trying To Focus! Might be a cooper's but I'm not sure.
Feb 5, 2017 07:45:15 #
retiredsgt wrote:
Attached is a NOT thru the front window, BUT a through the side window, during a rain storm. Used my P900, and though there were rain drops on the screen, it came out pretty good. The birds were close to 100 yards away, and moving. I do like the P900.
That's a lot of turkeys! I have photographed flocks of turkeys and they do walk fast once they've been disturbed, and it's hard to keep them in the viewfinder!
Feb 5, 2017 07:48:38 #
sailorsmom wrote:
Beautiful hawk, Just Trying To Focus! Might be a cooper's but I'm not sure.
I am thinking Coopers Hawk, as well, though I'm not too knowledgeable on hawks. It was much larger than the hawk that was here the day before.
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