Either that, or a ratchet head for a torque wrench and sockets from Scuba Clinic --- very useful, in the event a wrestling match is involved.
The 27 mm is below . . .
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Either that, or a ratchet head for a torque wrench and sockets from Scuba Clinic --- very useful, in the event a wrestling match is involved.
The 27 mm is below . . .
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Tomorrow I will be taking my 200-600mm lens and my 70-180mm lens and heading to the Canadian Raptor Conservancy (CRC) for a 2 hour "Birds in Flight" photo session.
From the CRC's post on FaceBook,, I expect to see:
Flying birds:
Bald Eagle, Golden Eagle, Great Horned Owl, Red-tailed Hawk, Harris Hawk, Barn Owl and Turkey Vulture.
Static birds:
Screech Owl, Baby Great Grey Owl, Spectacled Owl, Aplomado Falcon and Baby Kestrels.
I just hope that nobody has "cooties" but I will be wearing a mask and keeping away from them just in case.
From the CRC's post on FaceBook,, I expect to see:
Flying birds:
Bald Eagle, Golden Eagle, Great Horned Owl, Red-tailed Hawk, Harris Hawk, Barn Owl and Turkey Vulture.
Static birds:
Screech Owl, Baby Great Grey Owl, Spectacled Owl, Aplomado Falcon and Baby Kestrels.
I just hope that nobody has "cooties" but I will be wearing a mask and keeping away from them just in case.
Hoag
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