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It was very cooperative just chilling out on the boardwalk railing. I could get really close. If you can zoom in far enough in the top right side of the eye, you can see a bit of clouds with the sun reflecting off them.

Here are some photos from Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Florida Double crested cormorant Anhinga father and chicks

Poor thing. Good that you were able to save it. Hummingbirds are so fascinating.

Here are some pictures of an American Redstart chick that fledged on our porch. Both mom and dad came to feed it and eventually led it off to the bushes. It was the size of a small hummingbird. Gotta love the eyebrow thing going on! 😆 Sorry this one is blurry but it was evening and I needed a...

So cute! I love tree frogs. Good thing you found him in time.

He does look a little grumpy! 😆

Seems I haven't been on here for a while and missed some wonderful pictures. You are all such good photographers! Here are a couple I took this week while camping. Calico Pennant (male) Calico Pennant (female) Canadian Swallowtail Northern Crescent on a black-eyed susan

Beautiful bird photos!

Here is another that I took this spring in Florida. I am happy with this one. The heron was not moving much so I was able to take time to adjust the focus and lighting.

@mdees88 Love your pelican shot. Here is one I took this spring. It is not nearly as crisp as yours (and I used Photoshop the sharpen it). I was also on the wrong side of the sun but there was not much I could do about that. It was the right side for sunset pics. :)

Thank you. That's a lot of great information. I will try your suggestions.

Thank you for all the info and suggestions. It is very helpful. I usually shoot in Auto or Manual. I use Auto when I don't have time to figure out the light settings for manual, but the focus is so random it drives me crazy. My manual shots lately have all been with a yellow tinge to them. The...

By the way, you all have such beautiful pictures posted here! :love

Glad I found this thread. I enjoy wildlife photography too but am not that good at it. I have had a T7i Canon for a couple of years but still trying to learn how it all works. Especially when it keeps deciding to focus on the background and not the subject. That frustrates me and I can't figure...