Just two photos I took on Sunday afternoon with a Canon 1D Mark III and a Canon EF300 f/2.8 IS, speed 1/1600 second (too slow to stop their wings); ISO 400, Aperture f/6.3.
Posts Tagged ‘canon 1ds’
Ruby-throated Humingbirds – 2 photos 1/10 second apart
Posted in Wild Birds, tagged 5/12/14, Arkansas, canon 1ds, parthenon, ruby-throat hummingbird, speed on May 12, 2014| 1 Comment »
First run of the morning to feed the Bluebird hatchlings
Posted in Wild Birds, tagged at first light, bluebirds, canon 1ds, cold front, eastern bluebirds, feeding hatchlings, hatchlings, nature, Newton County, outdoors, parthenon on June 27, 2013| Leave a Comment »
At 5:45 AM there was is not much light yet; however the Eastern Bluebirds are busy feeding their hatchlings. Going to be a very hot day; Thursday, but a Cold Front is on its way and may bring some storms tonight but a real cool down for 4-6 days with highs in the lower 80’s to about 85 and much lower humidity.
I was lucky to get this shot invery low light with a Canon 1DS and an of 2400. He was about to enter the house with a grub when I got the shot off. I was using a Canon EF600L IS at f/4.0.:
Yellow-rumpled Warbler just as the sun came out Sunday
Posted in Wild Birds, tagged Arkansas, boston, canon 1ds, flock, flocks, from south, migrating, Mountains, nature, outdoors, southern missouri, warbler, Yellow Rumped on March 10, 2013| Leave a Comment »
I got a clear shot at a migrating warbler this afternoon. This bird was in a flock with Northern Parulas (warblers also) and a few others species. Warblers are known to migrate in mixed flocks. The Yellow-rumped warblers frequently winter in southern Missouri and Arkansas; but since he/she was bunched in this migrating flock; I believe this warbler is moving up from the south.
Taken Canon 1DS (full frame) with a Canon 600mm f/4 L IS lens:
