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    Re: What did you shoot? July 26th through August 1st.



    Denise -


    Love the hummingbird moths. I remember the first time I saw those - freaked me out! Which lens did you use to capture these?

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    Re: What did you shoot? July 26th through August 1st.



    Quote Originally Posted by deltasun


    Denise -


    Love the hummingbird moths. I remember the first time I saw those - freaked me out! Which lens did you use to capture these?
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    Thanks! I used the 70-200mm f/4L IS USM +1.4x. I really didn't need the extender on at all for this shot and wish I would have had time to remove it. I was battling a lot of late afternoon sun &amp; shade with as quickly as this thing moved about the bush! I had never seen one of these before either and when my daughter showed me a video she made of it in the yard the other day, we went online to figure out what the heck it was! I was hoping it would return for me to take a few shots!

    Here is one to give you a better idea of the wing span (much larger than you would imagine)...


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    Re: What did you shoot? July 26th through August 1st.



    That hummingbird moth is amazing. Never knew they existed. Here's one more I should add:


    Neighbourhood riff-raff in Canmore, Alberta
    5DII, 180 mm macro, 1/320s @ f/4, ISO 400


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    I used the macro lens because it was already on the camera. I grabbed it and ran out in my bare feet to get this shot, before the bear was gone. Then we phoned fish &amp; wildlife to report it.

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