I don't know what this is.
Canadian Geese
I don't know what this is.
Shot on a Canon R5 in crop mode at 26,000iso because my hands are so shaky and I needed to get the shutter speed up with my EF 400/4L lens.
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I thought buying a 400mm lens would make me better at bird photos but it seems that I need more practice, and importantly, birds.
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That second picture is a Carolina Chickadee (edit: wrong, cheeks and bib contrast is too great) and the fourth picture is of a female Eastern Bluebird (much duller colours than their male counterparts) btw.
Does your male cardinal have a female counterpart that follows it? A cardinal couple can be fun to watch interact with each other.
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How can you tell it's a Carolina Chickadee and not a Black-capped Chickadee?
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You're right, it's a Black-capped Chickadee, contrast between the cheeks and bib is too great to be a Carolina Chickadee.
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I know my boobies and tits!
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