I love my camera. It takes great photos.
I chased these two birds around my neighbors’ houses trying to get decent shots. That 18x zoom thing is cool, but I could have used a few more x…
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wonderful pics
Thank you. These birds are a bit on the rare side here. I rarely see 2 and often see only 1 for a few seconds before it’s off again…I was so fortunate to find these two hanging around.
Last year I saw a blue jay too, and that’s another rare one. I hope to catch one of those too.