Went back to the Viera Wetlands this weekend because a rare specie of duck somehow found herself in Central Florida. To learn more about this duck, please follow the link - http://www.mbr-pwrc.usgs.gov/id/framlst/i1680id.html
Here are some captures I took including a photo of several wildlife photographers on the scene. Thanks for viewing.

holy macaroni.. parang mga bazooka sa haba ng mga lente... nice shot reyno

ang lufeeeeet! thanks for sharing this reyno. nice shots.

whoa~~ such precious lens.. my precious~~~~ =)

quak-quak lovely shots, i hope no one fell into the lake :D

As usual Reyno... alam mo na sasabihin ko :) Excellent shots. Geeezzzz I can just imagine how heavy those big lenses are. I like the second photo the best. Very nicely composed and I just love the play of colors reflected on the surface of the water.

Thanks Jimmy, Teejay, Princess Jarlyn, Willy, & Tina for the looks and comments.

Nice to know what's happenning behind the scenes :D

As usual Reyno Great captures! :)

Just a question, does the flash really work at the distances used by the lenses?

The duck must be like "It's RABBIT SEASON!!!!"

hehe

Thanks for the comments Marton & David.

Marton: The flash alone without the attachment is not effective but with the Better Beamer, it is very effective to a distance of over 100 ft (based on my experience).