Todays Saxicola rubicola with a spider 

D7500/500pf

Nice photo. During breeding season, the birds confidently expose themselves, trying to attract attention, so as not to reveal the location of their nest.

Nice way to blow the dust off of a 13-year-old camera.  The image from a 8MP CCD sensor doesn't look any inferior or outdated.

I'd rather concern about the LCD screen of such an old digital camera.  Isn't it deteriorated yet?

No it is in great condition.  (Only 5.600 shutter count) 

The viewfinder is also very clear, better than the later Olympus E-500. The E-1 was the top- camera in those days.

It's a joy to use this camera. And with a small adapter (Ai-4/3) it will take all Nikon lenses.

The White Wisteria

Olympus E-1  Nikkor AFS 28/1.4E

Nice way to blow the dust off of a 13-year-old camera.  The image from a 8MP CCD sensor doesn't look any inferior or outdated.

I'd rather concern about the LCD screen of such an old digital camera.  Isn't it deteriorated yet?

Mirrors can really be confusing

As someone who has been chosen by the Cat Distribution System (CDS, if you want to look it up) in the past I have to say this is a great capture of this species!

Hahaha,  Thanks Thomas.   I am also the choiche  of the CDS I am afraid