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  • Edwin
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    I often walk to a local park which has a lake and other bird friendly habitat.  Even though it is close to a busy street/highway, birds do not seem to be disturbed by the traffic.  I go there and find a place to just sit and look over the lake and the edge of the lake.  One day I was sitting there and watching a Great Egret feeding on the far side of the lake.  I patiently sat and watched as the Egret made its way closer and closer to where I was.  I was able to get this shot and found it quite rewarding to see it feeding and to capture that activity in my photo.  The lighting was such that I was also able to get the reflection.  I was also able to get a photo of a Great Blue Heron along the lake's edge._Y7A7608_Y7A7595
  • Edwin
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    I use a Canon 7D Mark II with a Canon 100-400 4.505.6 IS II USM and a l.4 converter.  I am very pleased with this gear and have been using it for about 4 years.  Most of my photos are handheld.  My photos are for my own enjoyment.  Here are a couple shots of Cedar Waxwings._Y7A7512_Y7A7356
  • Edwin
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    @Danya I believe it is Bohemian Waxwing because of its overall coloring and the gray belly.  The Cedar normally is more brown tones and has a pale yellow belly.

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