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    Posted: 02 April 2009 at 01:17
Hey guys, it's moved on to this thread.
C&C always welcome
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Moved to #20.

Edited by Waldstein - 03 April 2009 at 14:32
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Taken Sunday.
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@ Elisha

Looks somewhat oversharpened?

Could the next poster with a new shot please start Show us some bird shots...20
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Taken on a walk around Cape Wanbrow, Oamaru new Zealand
 



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It is Sumpters Wharfe in Oamaru's harbour. They rest there during the day. If you are lucky enough to time it right they all take off at the same time near dusk and that is a impressive sight. One day I will be lucky enough to get a photo of it.
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Where did you find that Syd?
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Here are some birds.Perhaps room for a few more if they squeeze closer together
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Thanks, Svjetlana. I was admiring yours earlier today, especially the third one.

This thread is such an inspiration... And with such a wide variety of equipment, too.

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Excellent shots Le_Rez!
Lakeland Fl city of swans(and Geese)
Mute Swan


Black Swan


Insane Guard Goose

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Bernd, I think you caught the very rare 'Heronpecker'!

Pavel, that luminous green bird is just fantastic. As Frank said, the light is perfect.

Le Rez - that little finch is gorgeous! Beautifully caught.
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Originally posted by Frankman Frankman wrote:

Excellent work guys - the quality of the work is vey high. This thread just grows too quickly for me to keep up with individual comments, but I was amazed at the colours of Pavel's little green bird a couple of posts up. I presume this is from South Africa. BTW the light in both your shots was magic Pavel.

Frank



Thanks for your comments Frank and yes,they are South Africans.
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More little friends from the backyard.....A700, 70-300ssm g

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