Blue Heron The Snow goose was a fluke, apparently nobody else saw it. The Canada Geese it is with are not Greater, and to my eyes a mixture of Lesser and a few Richardsons, but that's speculative.
Mark - I'll post the sparrows in the next day or two. And I don't know why you persist with the idea that either a converter or image stabilization is the answer to your photographic woes - the reason your Gulls are vastly superior to mine is the exact same as your complaint, plus your lens is acknowledged as a superior flight lens to mine. Your photos are consistently good - consider also I spend much more time photographing than you, and probably editing likewise. [I think this is best talked about in a more suitable scenerio. Mark]
- The above was a response to your previous blog entry, a scenario of your choosing. We've talked of it previously in a 'more suitable scenario' but you still seem unhappy with the lens you were given. May I suggest you trade-in? Current used prices would see you having to throw down less than two hundred quid to get a 100-400 in similar shape. And if you want my converter, you can have it. I haven't taken a decent picture with it attached. If you would like to trade lenses in Florida that would be fine.
Some idiot keeps writing the name of convenience foods on my posts....
Some idiot keeps writing the name of convenience foods on my posts....
