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Playing around with the Tamron 500mm Adaptall. Getting better with manual focus on the A300.

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Cattle Egret Chicks on the Isalnd
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Sunday's Tauhou Photo

(As you should be able to divine, I was trying to use the fork in the branches to frame the photo)

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Not one of my best shots, but I'm pleased anyway. It took 16 months to finally photograph a Kingfisher, but I got Red Kites at my first attempt. Can't decide which species to concentrate on next...



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Great series Brandy. I must visit Woodgate one day.

Another from yesterday

Another Sea Eagle from Weipa


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Originally posted by chthoniid chthoniid wrote:

Sunday's Tauhou Photo

(As you should be able to divine, I was trying to use the fork in the branches to frame the photo)



Very nice. I think the framing worked
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Nice work everybody.

@chthoniid - nice white-eye. Tough bird to get, very small and hyper with it. Well done.
@brandy - great sequence there.
@Mike - terrific catch of the Cattle Egret chicks.

A couple more from me:

A piece of Brandy's bacon (with a Whistling Kite in there somewhere as well)


Some Black-winged Stilts


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Cramped housing...


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One of the few threads I can't stay away from. A source of inspiration.

Richard & Brandy.... you make the in flight shots look effortless to capture. Stunning & well done. Thank you for sharing.

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Fantastic shots everyone

Mike, who would of thougt I'd be taking a very similiar shot of Cattle Egret and chick at around the same time as you nevermind the same day and thousands of miles apart

Cattle Egret trying to sleep


With chicks


Crop of above shot


Here comes some food


Bit or rest


Still Hungry








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Posts: 8776 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 August 2009 at 20:56
great shots. like the series with the white egret
I'll give it a try too.

Frankman earlier said, you should start with seagulls to give birding a try.
Here you are. I was feeding them with one hand and shooting them with the other (CZ1680).


Just one to show how friendly they are when food is available



And one to finish with seagulls and go for the real stuff



and now for real (didn't need any of Frankman's advises). But I do like the effect (70200SSM)


edit: repaird some typo's

Edited by Dopol - 09 August 2009 at 21:02
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Posts: 1194 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 August 2009 at 22:31
Very nice Dopol





Edited by jet_set_willy - 09 August 2009 at 22:44
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Posts: 719 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 August 2009 at 23:07
"Hey Mister, when are you going to fix this tipsy bird bath?"

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Posts: 491 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 August 2009 at 23:53
Pied Kingfisher


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