Spotting scopes
Spotting scopes are terrestrial telescopes that pick up where binoculars leave off. They have much larger magnifications and are usually mounted on a tripod or other support device. In these configurations, potting scopes make it easier to share a view with others without having to give complicated directions about where to look.
Blue-eyed Darners
Blue-eyed Darner in flight Blue-eyed Darners (Rhionaeschna multicolor) are common...
Blue-eyed Darners
Blue-eyed Darner in flight Blue-eyed Darners (Rhionaeschna multicolor) are common...
Wildlife Photography ...
Female Flame Skimmer To paraphrase Forest Gump’s mother, wildlife photography,...
Wildlife Photograp...
Female Flame Skimmer To paraphrase Forest Gump’s mother, wildlife photography,...
Dragon and Damselflie...
Lately, we’ve been digiscoping insects while field-testing the Swarovski ATX/STX modular...
Dragon and Damself...
Lately, we’ve been digiscoping insects while field-testing the Swarovski ATX/STX modular...
Black-headed Grosbeak...
Black-headed Grosbeak: Aliso and Wood Canyon Regional Park, 04/13/13 Aliso...
