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    WARNING: a common little bird attached

    While waiting for gold finches to land on a feeder, I watched this robin quietly going about its business. I waited until it was just behind a slight droop in the lawn to get a slightly different perspective on such a common subject. Same setup: 2x TC + 70-200 at 200mm
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    Re: WARNING: a common little bird attached

    forgot this one too
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    Re: WARNING: a common little bird attached

    sorry, I'm getting really tired
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    Re: WARNING: a common little bird attached

    Are these full frame? If so , you are off to a good start.
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    Re: WARNING: a common little bird attached

    Quote Originally Posted by paulnj
    Are these full frame? If so , you are off to a good start.
    Paul, I estimate that both of these are about 85% to 90% of full-frame. Thanks.
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    Re: WARNING: a common little bird attached

    You might cut your grass while you are waiting for those goldfinches.

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    Re: WARNING: a common little bird attached

    Quote Originally Posted by jfelbab
    You might cut your grass while you are waiting for those goldfinches.
    Nah, its at my in-laws house and they have a lawn service that does that. I mainly just go there to be a pain in the a#@ Now I can go over there to shoot birds - at least it's a little more constructive.
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    Re: WARNING: a common little bird attached

    Both are good but I like the second one a little more. It looks like the bird is playing peek-a-boo with you.
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