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Comment by 'RonR' in media 'African Scops Owl'
Wonderful shot of owl that would be nearly impossible to spot.- RonR
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Enjoying breakfast
- RonR
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- carolina wren
- Comments: 3
- Category: North America
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Comment by 'RonR' in media 'Marsh Harrier'
So serious, needs to lighten up a bit and smile. Excellant photo.- RonR
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Comment by 'RonR' in media 'Little Owl'
Don't know about the species or race but sure is a cute little owl.- RonR
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Comment by 'RonR' in media 'Great Blue Heron'
Yeap you're right - put the wrong name on this one - thanks for the correction- RonR
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Great Blue Heron
Getting some early morning sun- RonR
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- great blue heron
- Comments: 5
- Category: North America
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Standing watch
Eagle standing watch as young are in nest in the tree just to the right of her- RonR
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- bald eagle
- Comments: 1
- Category: North America
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North Dakota
Born in Grand Forks - Left when I was 5 and have been back many many times. Uncle had a farm in Manvel.- RonR
- Post #6
- Forum: North Dakota
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My strip of land
Migrating Pectorial Sandpiper- RonR
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- pectorial sandpiper
- Comments: 1
- Category: North America
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Depth of Field
Here's more on this subject - I didn't understand hyperfocal distance untill reading this explanation. http://tangentsoft.net/fcalc/help/Hyperfocal.htm And here's another - appears hyperfocal distace is primarilly for landscape photograhy. http://www.vividlight.com/articles/2314.htm- RonR
- Post #18
- Forum: Camera Settings
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Depth of Field
Here's a link to an online DOF calculater that may answere some questions. Seems that each DSLR camera is a bit different. http://dfleming.ameranet.com/dofjs.html- RonR
- Post #16
- Forum: Camera Settings
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gull-closeup
- RonR
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- gull ring-billed
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- Category: North America
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posing gull
- RonR
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- gull ring-billed
- Comments: 0
- Category: North America
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Mallard resting
- RonR
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- drake mallard
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- Category: North America
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Mallard_hen
- RonR
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- hen mallard
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- Category: North America
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Wildlife warning over 'ghost fleet'
Don't want to start a war over these ships - but it was your shipyards that did the bidding and won the right to scrap the ships - they also got a couple ships that can be refurbished and sold for a tiddy sum, maybe, a bit of greed is involved. And yes we have shipyards that are capable of...- RonR
- Post #9
- Forum: Birds & Birding
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Digiscoping vs. digital SLR+ telephoto
If it was any clearer one would see if it had fleas.o:)- RonR
- Post #27
- Forum: Digiscoping Cameras
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Is this pose ok?
Located him by watching mom and dad bringing him tidbits, was able to get two shots before he decided to leave- RonR
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- eastern bluebird
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- Category: North America
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Review: Digiscoping with the Zeiss Diascope 85FL
I had an opertunity to visit with an Ziess representitive at a sports show, what an experience, did not get his name as I was to busy learning. Being I have a Sony F707 I wanted to see what could be done with the Zeiss - was working with the 65 and it did a very good job, being we were inside... -
Sony F717 and Brandon Master birder digiscope
Very interesting as I have a F707 - now lets see some pictures - am headed to the gallery now and see if you have posted. Great setup.- RonR
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- Forum: Digiscoping Cameras
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Humming bird in mimosa
- RonR
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- humming bird
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- Category: North America
