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    Posted: 26 September 2009 at 22:53
A Willet in pale winter drab from this mornings bird walk.
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Great work guys... The standard of work in this thread is very strong.

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Some places have their ducks in a row but here they have their doves in a row


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And a couple of black winged stilt:





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good set guys



brown honeyeater....




splendid fairy-wren....
....it's all about timing
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ISO100 f/8 1/400
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Some "posing Tits on Sunday afternoon" in not the greatest light:

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@Frankman, splendid captures again. Also from your first blue sky day?

@aa, put in a warning next time, the second hurts my eyes , looks a bit oversaturated to my eye. The first one is a very nice catch though.

@smoljan, , seen them do that many times and it always looks funny. Might want to clone out the branch intruding from the bottom, if you're into that kind of PP.
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Birds...29
Fantastic photo TBMike.
Mine contribution.
All A700 and Minolta 300 mm f4 + TC Kenko pro DG 2X
1#


2#


3#


Regards
Hugo


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@HPG: #1 ! Great exposure, DOF, and composition. The Exif on all three reads 600mm. Were you using a 2xTC? Cheers... Brian
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Pieter - yes, all taken on the "day of sunshine". BTW, aa's splendid wren isn't over-saturated. They really are that colour! You've got to see them in real life to really appreciate how intense that colour is. It's a mating colour - how can a girl resist that colour?    .

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Posts: 2853 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28 September 2009 at 03:04
Lots of birds moving with the cool fronts. Finally got halfway close to some wood storks this weekend.





Edited by momech - 28 September 2009 at 03:05
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