I know what you mean but in my case I have Queen Anne’s lace growing around a hydro pole and the sidewalk at the edge of my lot. I’ve cut some several times now and it keeps growing. My wife loves it.
Here is another from that PlusX Archive circa late 70s. Found this image while looking through some "stream" photos. Others of this lady have been posted.
Merkins must have been popular back the. 😄😄. Nice shot of a nice girl.
The Gray Catbird is a relative of the Mockingbirds and thrashers. they have an interesting call that sounds, and can mimic the call of other species.
I first heard the interesting sounds it made and them it jumped up into the oriole feeder, and stayed a bit.
downloads are best.
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We have a couple here this year for the first time ever. The noise was crazy at first but I recorded it and found the ID online. Now we see it quite often and it is friendlier than most other birds. Nice shots.
My question for you is why would you consider a D7200 when you have a D7500 which is the newer more advanced model in the D7xxx line? The D500 is more advanced than the D7500 so it would be the upgrade.
Just my opinion.
Dodie
I have 3 cameras now so I would get rid of one of the 7000’s if I were to buy the 7200.
This is going to come down mostly to personal preference and to the condition of each camera. And maybe also to where you are coming from now. The two cameras have a very different user interface and important differences in the menu structure. For me, the choice would be both firm and immediate. But I suggest that you access Nikon USA or Nikon Canada's website. Look carefully at photographs to see how the control layout differs. Access or download the User Manual for each camera to see how the menus differ.
I also suggest looking at the lens compatibility chart. Nikon's, not some expert's. It's here:
Finally...I do not know what Nikon Canada's current support policy is. I know that in the US, the D500 is still supported for now, the D7200 is not.
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Thanks for taking the time. Right now I have two D7000 and D7500. I will take your advice about the manuals. I have heard lots of good things about the D500 and I would be more familiar with the D7200. Thanks again.
A Nikon D7200 with several batteries a shutter count of 7000 and several sd cards for $800 or The D500 with several sd cards, several batteries, and a shutter count of 50,000 for $1000. All money is Canadian. Thanks for your feedback.
After finally getting the Deco Mesh to work with the new modem yesterday, I have great reception all through the house with just one of the three units working. Since I didn't activate all three when I was doing the setup, it seems that I'm stuck with just one unit. Some Decos can use their individual apps to add units randomly, but not my S4/SC1200. The model number is another odd thing. It says "AC1200" on the label, but it's basically an "S4," although it doesn't say that anywhere on the unit. They seem to use both model names interchangeably.
Maybe I'd need more units if I had lead walls or a four-story basement. As it is, I like having just one network name, rather than the three I had before.
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Try plugging another unit in. It should add itself. Mine did.
No lights. They hung some kind sheets in those windows. That far right window had a big wasp nest on the outside. Looks like they killed all the wasps.