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Spent a few minutes with this Common Yellowthroat out in the hot weather - Sony A1 + 200-600mm

Common Yellowthroat in flight 🛬

Taken with the Sony A1 - 200-600mm

Don't recommend doing this in a heatwave 😅

Taken at a local swamp

Taken with the Sony A1 - 200-600mm

This one flew in on me a little closer than it usually does so I was able to get some tighter shots.

Taken with the Sony A1 + 200-600mm

In flight

I usually only shoot swallows in full sun but I decided to throw my iso to the wind and shoot them in overcast weather. This was on the Sony A1 - 200-600mm - 1/2500th 6.3 @5k iso

I usually only shoot swallows in full sun but I decided to throw my iso to the wind and shoot them in overcast weather. For those curious this was on a Sony A1 - 200-600mm 1/2500th 6.3 @5k iso

I usually only shoot swallows in full sun but I decided to throw my iso to the wind and shoot them in overcast weather. For those curious this was on a Sony A1 - 200-600mm 1/2500th 6.3 @5k iso

My first video so I know there's a ton to improve on. Just wanted to make a short little peaceful video of the goings on at the swamp. Next video I think I'll pick more action-packed moments.

Never know what to expect when I visit the Jersey shore for the day. Sony A1 - 200-600mm

Taken yesterday in Keyport, NJ. Sony A1 - 200-600mm

I have a bad habit of never posting any Warbling Vireo shots because they aren't as flashy as other birds and I feel like I can never get them to stand out in the frame.

Northern Flicker nest at a local swamp - Sony A1 - 200-600mm

It fell in the water and got itself out. Was worried for a minute but it flew away awkwardly right after. So fun/stressful to watch the little ones get their wings.

Rough-winged, Barn and Tree Swallow action. Shooting swallows in flight has been my most recent obsession. For the curious, I shoot with a Sony A1 - 200-600mm most between 1/2000th-1/5000th of a second and lowest aperture/iso available.

Wish he was closer, had to crop quite a bit.

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Sony A1 - 200-600mm

100% speed, then 25% then 100% again. Thought it was cool to show in slow mo