Gary great shots, thanks for posting them! Amy those are better waxwings shots than I have ever taken, very nice. Greg I think your properly learning the new K3 pretty well already
I am still learning the K3 and also how to use flash. Yesterday went out in the driveway a little ways from the house at 5 AM and thought I'd see what young ones I could find. Flash was manual 1/4 power sometimes 1/2 with manual settings on the camera. DA*300 with DA 1.4tc. Not much cropping on any pictures and learning how to color the eyes back in, still a lot of learning for me yet.
Baby Robin finally poked its head out of the nest
Baby Robin Reaching
Think I breached protocol by not posting any squirrel pics yet. A young grey exploring
AM Flash morning grey
Reds outnumber grays 2 to 1 right now around my place. This was one of the first time out for these two
AM Flash pair baby reds
Cottontail, think he is imitating a roo for me until someone posts a real one
AM Flash joey bunny
This young whitetail buck in velvet crossed through the front yard until we both saw each other at the same time
AM Flash Front Yard Buck
I think most of us only post our better pictures here. I wish this one was a lot more in focus but is unique so wanted to share. This morning I was on the deck with the camera handheld waiting for a hummer to land on one of the feeders or flowers. One did and it looked like an insect went by and it turned and snapped its beak at it. Figured it would fly after it and it did so I held down the AF back button and swung the camera to follow it but it couldn't stay up. When I looked at the results was surprised to see it was another hummer and a territory fight. The whole thing happened extremely fast I didn't even realize it was another hummingbird at the time.
humer attack