Las Vegas I have that same pic. Beautiful!

Downtown Phoenix last night

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Tucumcari, NM at dusk under neon of Blue Swallow Motel signage while on an epic Route 66 trip! What year is that Ponitac?

On a sad note, a lot of the old Route 66 history is being lost as the old motels, dinners, and attractions are rotting away.

I bought the first one from the local camera store when they first came out. I use it on Canon 3Ti. It's good for wildlife. It's heavy! You need a mono-pod at least to not have to support the weight while waiting for photo ops. Good bang for the buck.

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Nalu,

A lot of stuff nearby.

Madera Canyon http://www.friendsofmaderacanyon.org/

http://www.patagoniaaz.com/category/area-attractions/birding/

http://www.nature.org/ourinitiatives/regions/northamerica/unitedstates/arizona/placesweprotect/ramsey-canyon-preserve.xml

http://southernarizonaguide.com/baja-arizonas-best-birding-areas/

Took out the big Tamron 150-600. Rio Vista Natural Park in Tucson, AZ early Saturday morning. The male was really busy keeping other birds away from the nest in a large mesquite tree. The female is really hard to pick out if she isn't moving.

I like this lense but even on a mono-pod it is a commitment to take it with you because of the weight.

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Roadrunner,

San Diego Wildlife Park

Flamingo and Flower

:thumbup: Yes, went to one here in Tucson. It was good. Played with 150-600 tamron in the parking lot of photo store. I ended up buying one after that. Good seminars by pros and free lunch. Free little give aways too. Learned about http://www.roguesafari.com/ and ended up buying pop up flash booster. I thought it was worth while. Crowd was definitely skewed towards seasoned citizens- tends to be a Tucson thing in general.