The last one is by far the cutest. I bet he was lying there trying to keeep his mighty tele steady to catch one of them up close while another one kept nosing (beaking?) around him and he could have used his macro lens instead :-)
You really don't need a long lens for the puffins - they simply don't care about humans at all and as long as you lie down, so as not to compress the burrows, you can get really close to them.
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You really don't need a long lens for the puffins - they simply don't care about humans at all and as long as you lie down, so as not to compress the burrows, you can get really close to them.