Trumpeter Swan

This was my second trip to Horicon Marsh this year. On my first trip, I saw the Trumpeter Swans and two Cygnets, and I managed to get a few pictures I could use for identification, but I was not comfortable publishing them. Ultimately, they were too far away.

So I hoped with this visit that I would get an opportunity to get a couple of better photos. So, I set out early, watched the sun rise and then the birds came out for their morning meal.

Camera: Canon 80D with Sigma 150-600 Contemporary Lens
Camera Settings: ISO: 100, F/8.0, 1/1250, EV -2/3, 600 mm, Effective: 960 mmThis was my second trip to Horicon Marsh this year. On my first trip, I saw the Trumpeter Swans and two Cygnets, and I managed to get a few pictures I could use for identification, but I was not comfortable publishing them. Ultimately, they were too far away.

So I hoped with this visit that I would get an opportunity to get a couple of better photos. So, I set out early, watched the sun rise and then the birds came out for their morning meal.


Dana(#Expedition4Life)

Camera: Canon 80D with Sigma 150-600 Contemporary Lens
Camera Settings: ISO: 100, F/8.0, 1/1250, EV -2/3, 600 mm, Effective: 960 mm

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