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    Posted: 16 September 2013 at 19:51
Welcome to part 67 of the "Birds" thread.

For completeness, here is the list of all the previous bird threads:


Edited by Micholand - 16 September 2013 at 19:54
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Posts: 2334 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 September 2013 at 20:25
OOOOH! First post in the new thread!

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And what a cute little bird it is
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We have a touchdown

DSC03193_1 by Dalibor M, on Flickr

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Something old and something new.

1st up a New Holland Honeyeater a bird I photographed plenty of times...

Dutchy by benevolent_son71, on Flickr

...And secondly a male Rufous Whistler a bird I photographed for the first time.

Male Rufous Whistler by benevolent_son71, on Flickr
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Great catches Steve. Sharp and smooth backgrounds.   
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Closing the season out on Ruby Throated Hummingbirds. These are all taken at a feeding tube and cloned or a composite.













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Amazing shots Terry
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Ditto from me.
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So you cloned out the feeding tube and inserted flowers instead..? In case of the last shot you did that quite well. Think #4 is my favorite here. TFS
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Temminck's Cormorants





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Originally posted by MichelvA MichelvA wrote:

So you cloned out the feeding tube and inserted flowers instead..? In case of the last shot you did that quite well. Think #4 is my favorite here. TFS


On #4 the feeding tube was in the flowers and I just cloned it out - no composite. - TF
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Posts: 1218 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 September 2013 at 07:15
Many amazing shots on this page!

Terry - your #3 is awesome
Obelix - Love that shot! Looks like skiing

I have been out of action for a while, playing with Sony HX300. Went to the hotspot for birding today and finally got the Blue Ear Kingfisher, rather rare in Singapore. Got only the female as I have got 2 hours to play only.


Blue Ear Kingfisher by teckhengwang, on Flickr


Blue Ear Kingfisher by teckhengwang, on Flickr


Blue Ear Kingfisher by teckhengwang, on Flickr
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