[PIC_THREAD] Wildlife, Animals, Birds, Zoo

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Richmond Park today, bigger crops than I would like.

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Tons of shovellers though!

@smr beautiful owls.
 
footman said:
@paul10
Great to see a flying kestrel using the E-m1 Mkii. I couldn't even get AF on a kestrel using my E-m1 with the 300 F4 Pro.
I guess the lens will have to go.
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Keep that lens do not let it go but the pl100-400mm does have the zoom advantage if you need to get in bird in view finder quick if you loose object in view finder with a long prime hard to find object again ,me i want a 300mm pro also just for the extra stop of light better ss and dual is and pro capture on my omd em1 mk2 .
 
paul10 said:
Keep that lens do not let it go but the pl100-400mm does have the zoom advantage if you need to get in bird in view finder quick if you loose object in view finder with a long prime hard to find object again ,me i want a 300mm pro also just for the extra stop of light better ss and dual is and pro capture on my omd em1 mk2 .
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I've made my mind up about my wildlife photography, I'll stick with my 1DX and Sigma 150-600 and not buy the new E-M1ii.
That will leave the 300 Pro somewhat redundant so it will go up for sale, probably very soon.
I'm sticking with my existing Oly m4/3 gear because it's brilliant for everything else I do.
You're quite right about the Panny 100-400, it's a very versatile and sharp lens.
 
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Sika deer, Surrey.

I was set up for perching birds when this lady darted out some distance in front of me. Would have been a lot better if the shutter speed had been doubled but ridiculously high ISO for me @ 12,800!
 
Lifer for me. A solo Waxwing showing well at Rainham Marshes last 3 days for anyone tempted. Lots of shots of waxwing against blue sky about (I also took many of these) so I thought I'd try something a bit different.

 
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