Canon EOS Rebel T3i with Tamron 150-600 mm lens; 150 mm; ISO-6400; f/5; 1/1600 sec.
Fox Squirrel (Sciurus niger). I saw so many squirrels during my first visit to the Colleyville Nature Center. I was walking along a path and this guy was so focused on his breakfast, he didn’t realize I was just a few feet away (he probably did, but is very used to people). So since he was posing, I was photographing.
Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens; 500 mm; ISO-200; f/11; 1/200 sec.
The squirrels at Colleyville Nature Center sure do like to pose. This guy was hopping along the edge of a pond, and just stood up wanting his picture taken.
Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens; 500 mm; ISO-2000; f/7.1; 1/2000 sec.
I was trying to shoot some woodpeckers and this squirrel was just all over the place. I guess it finally saw me (I was decked out in all camo) and decided to lay low on this branch. It stayed there for a while and as the woodpeckers moved on, so did I.
Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens; 500 mm; ISO-100; f/8; 1/200 sec.
Squirrels are known to do acrobatics when obtaining food. This one was no exception. He was hanging right over our heads as we walked along the Botanical Gardens boardwalk, so I just had to get a picture.
Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-2000; f/11; 1/800 sec.
Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-500; f/10; 1/320 sec. -1 exposure bias
Canon EOS 5DSr with Tamron 150-600 mm lens; 600 mm; ISO-2500; f/6.3; 1/2000 sec.