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Pied Stilt - This one flew back and forth my location then I realised it was shooing me away from its young ones even though I was just on the side of the road.
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Tim Williams
All-Pro
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- Central Florida
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- Tim Williams
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Legend
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- Scott Depot, WV, USA
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- Tony
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Common myna - I captured the other guy gliding down the light pole.
I used the 50-200mm WR and, in order to take such shots, I had to pre-focus to infinity first instead of relying on the AF to lock-on on the subject. The focus action is closer from infinity to the subject than from 1.1m. With the 18-250mm, I used to just rely on the AF and the lens would wind forever before it locks on, making me miss some of the birds' movements. The AF lenses I have for Pentax are still screw-driven and the good thing about the 50-200mm is that I don't have to switch to MF to do the prefocus. The MF ring is loose unlike the one on the 18-250mm.
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I used the 50-200mm WR and, in order to take such shots, I had to pre-focus to infinity first instead of relying on the AF to lock-on on the subject. The focus action is closer from infinity to the subject than from 1.1m. With the 18-250mm, I used to just rely on the AF and the lens would wind forever before it locks on, making me miss some of the birds' movements. The AF lenses I have for Pentax are still screw-driven and the good thing about the 50-200mm is that I don't have to switch to MF to do the prefocus. The MF ring is loose unlike the one on the 18-250mm.
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This is the first time I've seen a Pukeko fly. In Av when I shot this, just after shooting the hidden picnic area, hence the slower shutter speed.
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Ruffle My Feathers by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
This was a very lucky shot when driving out near the Holland Track after doing a water drop. Emus are normally very skirty but this one was happy to trot alongside the car for a bit letting me take photos.
Holland Track by Fatbike – September 2016 - #Holland 22
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- Fremantle, Western Australia
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- Andrew
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Birds come and go in Oregon, according to the seasons - and, probably, their inclinations. But the smallish Golden-crowned sparrows have been around here for quite awhile and, from the looks of things, have no plans to leave. This one has a fondness for the orange-ish berries of a neighboring pyracantha bush.
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