
This afternoon as the (rare but welcome!) winter sun was well on its way to setting, I was testing the new m.Zuiko 75-300 f/4.8-6.7 (150-600 equivalent) on an Olympus Pen E-PL1 at Apsley Lock near our office when I was rather pleasantly surprised by the appearance of a large cormorant sunning itself on the top of the roof of a three storey building overlooking the 'marina' where canal boats park up. The above view is taken with the lens at 75mm.

Here is a cropped view using the lens at 300mm (600mm equivalent). All the shots are hand held.




Are cormorants that unusual to see so far inland? Over to you bird experts!
Ian
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