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I'm awful at birds shots, but it is fun. Touching on what was already said, if you can't get long, show them doing something or the environment. All I had was a 70-200 lens. The rule I seem to have figured out: If you are miserable you're going to get some good shots. Birds don't usually like to sit in your backyard in the middle of the afternoon and do interesting things (though it happens). Mississippi River. Minneapolis, Minnesota. January 24th, 2008.  
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fenner posted: What does the parrot-thing look like with the tail?
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Yeah that's pretty awesome.
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glorious
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The autofocus is probably down to the body. That’s a pretty modern lens that shouldn’t have that issue, however I’m not intimately familiar with it
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You are my favorite photographer on SA
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Spotted Sandpiper Ring-billed Gull (i think)  Juvenile Bald Eagle  Common Loon  And just a shout out to DxO Photolab. Constantly blown away by its lens profiles. the sony 200-600 does NOT produce images this sharp out of the camera.
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A+, hummingbirds are impossible
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Love those burds
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