Very cool!
Interesting that your Townsend arrived just now, I lived up in Ballard area
until about a year ago and would typically use my first and last Townsends
(yard bird) sightings to mark the Spring and Fall season starts, but did
see a lot of variations in their arrival. 2022 my first fall Townsend
arrived in September, and years prior noticed similar weird variations, all
the way out to late November. ABA-wide this year I've seen quite a lot of
late/early migrant movement, though. Down in West Houston area for example
I'm seeing a rather late arrival of LeContes Sparrows that winter in the
area, seeing some very late and saw some very early reports of warblers
state-wide, and in SE Arizona I didn't catch the Longspurs nor Bairds
Sparrows I expected to see (perhaps that's just on me...)
Curious if anyone else has noticed other strange migration patterns this
year?
-Steven Dammer
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Hey Gary, I had (have) a Panasonic Lumix FZ80 and loved it, however, the
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manual focus was terrible. I never did use it. Then I got a Panasonic Lumix
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FZ1000 which has a better, useable manual focus. The "super" part of the
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zoom is only 800mm equivalent, but the larger sensor made up for more
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cropping. I know Panasonic came out with an upgrade to the FZ80 but not
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