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    Posted: 18 April 2008 at 00:51
Blue Great Egret eggs
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spring picture love-story (17th April)
House sparrow (Passer domesticus) intimity









5D + beercan
technical quality not the best, but for the moment...



Edited by machjakub - 18 April 2008 at 09:23
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Two more bird shots from this beautiful April
5D + beercan
#1 colared dove (Streptopelia decaocto)


#2 Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos)
resized only, no croping



Wish you happy shooting!
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Good start folks.
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One Canada Goose who is not camera shy...

a100, ISO 100, 28-135mm @135mm, 1/200 @ f5.6
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I have a few new shots...Well, Maybe more then a few.

Sparrow
Picture taken with Konica Minolta Maxxum 5D Camera and
Sigma APO 100-300mm F/4 EX DG Telephoto Zoom Lens at
300mm focal length, F/4, and 1/2000 sec exposure time.
ISO speed set at 200. Exposure Compensation -.7.
Metering Mode Center Weighted Average.


Bird (Unknown - What is it?)
Picture taken with Konica Minolta Maxxum 5D Camera and
Sigma APO 100-300mm F/4 EX DG Telephoto Zoom Lens at
300mm focal length, F/5.6, and 1/640 sec exposure time.
ISO speed set at 200. Exposure Compensation -.7.
Metering Mode Center Weighted Average.


Penguin
Picture taken with Konica Minolta Maxxum 5D Camera and
Sigma APO 100-300mm F/4 EX DG Telephoto Zoom Lens at
180mm focal length, F/5.6, and 1/400sec exposure time.
ISO speed set at 200. Exposure Compensation -.7.
Metering Mode Center Weighted Average.


Penguin Swimming
Picture taken with Konica Minolta Maxxum 5D Camera and
Sigma APO 100-300mm F/4 EX DG Telephoto Zoom Lens at
100mm focal length, F/5.6, and 1/500sec exposure time.
ISO speed set at 200. Exposure Compensation -.7.
Metering Mode Center Weighted Average.
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Just hangin' out in the garden with the locals...

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No idea what these are, but I found them in Kew gardens yesterday. A700 with Min 200mm f2.8 plus 1.4 t/c





I'm guessing one is male, the other female as they were a pair. Any ideas?
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@machjakub,

now he looks rather satisfied with himself - afterwards
nice shots!
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@ ianmarsh,

I think it's called Guinea fowl - I think I saw similar birds in South Africa.
What do the specialists think?
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I agree with Bernd, he looks like a Guinea Fowl to me too!

It was a stunning day today (except for the smell of smoke in the air) so I had some fun shooting some of the backyard locals!

Musk Lorikeet 1


Musk Lorikeet 2


Red Wattle Bird


This falcon flew over... locals weren't happy!!


And my friends the Rainbow Lorikeets have come back...


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@ianmarsh: these birds are indeed guineafowls which are nearly always monogamous. Probably these are of the type called the "helmeted guineafowl".

In the Netherlands they are kept also (they do not live here free!) and are called: parelhoen (literally translated into English: pearlhen)

Edited by pauljg - 19 April 2008 at 09:37
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Rosie

The first three seem a bit "light"; the last is spot on for colour depth, and a nice shot, like the one above.
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Another one that is a bit too in your face...



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