Yesterday while on my regular walk, I saw a squirrel doing what my twenty-something daughter calls "playing Froggy" {i.e., trying to cross a busy road without being run over}; at the moment, I wished I had a useful camera {my cell phone is way wide angle} with me, so today I took my Q-7 kit with me, with the 06 (FF equiv 70-210mm) mounted. Of course, no squirrel braved the busy road today, but I did see this one in a nearby yard. Normally one of these fox squirrels will look quickly and then dash up the tree,
but this one posed, so I took another one
and when it was still there, patiently waiting, I mounted the Tamron Adaptall #59A (FF equiv 130-330mm) I also had with me, and it patiently waited as I figured out how to manually focus the lens {at first I had it in macro-mode} ... but I did finally get this third picture [note: for display here, the 06 images are cropped more than the #59A one is, of course]
I definitely need more practice in focusing the #59A {for one thing, I discovered later that I hadn't expanded my Hoodman quite all the way, so my view was a tad blurry by definition}, and I probably should have lowered my 68-year-old body to take this last picture ... but I like it anyway {especially the way the tail looks}