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I do like it. My only 'nit' is I wish the branches on the right were not there and maybe just a tad more room on the bottom, just the lone tree. Do you have a pair of cutters? Seriously though you could probably clone or burn the 'offended' branches out of the picture.

Wow! Between you and Eric, I'm really getting my eagle fix for the day. I absolutely love the 3rd one of the first set!

Quote: Originally Posted by matt62485 WOW. awesome pictures. love these birds. im going to show my noobness (got a d40 in june lol) but what is a 1.4x t.c. and what does it do? !.4 X t.c. is a teleconverter. One certain lenses you can use them. Basically gives you 40% more reach with a 1.4X. When attached to the lens..... it becomes a 280MM-550MM @ F5.6. You only loose 1 fstop and gain a lot of reach. Converter for nikon is about $550.00. The...

Quote: Originally Posted by mJs Quote: Originally Posted by robertwsimpson I thought shepherds were supposed to heard things. He should be rounding up all the neighborhood squirrels for you to photograph! hahaha... you would think, wouldn't you... i think the problem was is that she's in "must protect the house from evil creatures" mode (which so far only seems to include squirrels, cats, and other dogs). sounds...

They are wider than my dining room table, amazing.

Exif data say 380mm focal length so if it's a Nikon, I'm not aware of any 380mm primes. If it's a Nikon lens, I'd guess it's a AF-S VR Zoom-NIKKOR 200-400mm f/4G IF-ED .

Thats Totally Awesome.!!!!!!! Excellent color and exposed perfectly,bet that takes a bit of practice.

This must have been one slow walk Dwayne, very nice.

HI Matt Thanks for the compliment . It's a female Red-bellied Woodpecker . Randall

Fantastic shots! Astounding! I particularly like the meadow lark, and the green heron. And that shot of the hawk eating the snake is so neat!