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Trying cheap macro techniques. This one is taking using an old lens, in reverse on the camera. manual zoom, handheld, natural - existing - light. Lucky the insect was calm and no wind. closer...
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I often see Turkey Vultures at this large regional park, but typically they're soaring in the thermals. Early morning they might still be in the trees, in this classic wingspread pose, planning their day. Actually, it was a huge gathering of them on this morning and when I spotted them, I immediately wished I had that new zoom lens with me. No matter. I had to work my way around them to get the light behind me, add some distance for the 600mm, and then their show unfolded. I'm not sure I've ever seen a bigger closer congregation. At one point, I counted 13 in one tree, but they were also on the ground and in at least one other tree as well. Interestingly, the sighting of these vultures at this place almost 10 years ago was the beginning for me of my appreciation for our San Bernardino County Regional Parks. I became a regular visitor and have made many friends over the years when many of the SoCal bird photographers showed up for some Prado highlights like the White-tailed Kite family and Long-tailed Weasels.