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American Oystercatchers Digiscoped at South Beach on the Cape of Massachusetts
After testing out a Swarovski digiscoping* setup for the first time, I was able to put my newly learned skill to the test on the cape of Massachusetts at South Beach.
One of my first victims was a roving gang of American Oystercatchers. Needless to say, I was pretty happy with the results.
Two adults and a juvenile. If you look closely, one of the adults is banded “yellow #60″

This wasn’t the best shot, but the oystercatcher had been digging in his ear pretty fierce and seemed fairly happy about it

*Digiscoping is when you take a camera and connect it with a spotting scope to use as a super telephoto lens. I was using an angled HD scope with the Birdfreak Canon XTi DSLR.











Melissa Gold says:
Awesome pictures!
Not digiscoping yet, but hopefully soon!
Posted on: August 9, 2008 @ 8:47 am
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