When I bought my new, small Canon T7i, which replaced my 12-year old SONY camera which I had used for so many pictures on this blog, I also bought a telephoto lens. It is a 55-250mm lens, but since it has a smaller sensor, there is a multiplying factor of the focal length. So that lens is the equivalent of an 88-400mm lens. 400mm is a pretty long lens - look how close it got me to this seagull. But "seagull" is not an accurate description of this bird. I thought it was a Herring gull, but it doesn't have a gray back, and it doesn't have a yellow eye. So my Peterson field guide says this is, strangely enough, a Greater Black-Backed gull, because of the black back, and because of the flesh-colored legs! Aren't you glad you stop by here every day to learn more about the world? :-)
Wednesday, November 6, 2019
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4 comments:
I love stopping by here every day and learning something new as well as looking at wonderful photos! :-)
Joan
Wow! Great having such a great closeup view. Your telephoto lens is wonderful. I do learn lots of new things from your blog. betsey
Thank you both!
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