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    Posted: 29 November 2009 at 12:01
Now that Frank has done his thing could the next poster with new shots please start Show us some Birds....31

TIA

BTW Love those stilt shots Frank.

Edited by brettania - 29 November 2009 at 12:02
 



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And a few from the weekend from me:

1. Pelican, of course!


2. Crested Tern:


3. Stilt


4. Twittering:


5.


6. I just liked the spray of mud:


7. Goshawk


8. Spoonbill


9. And another pelican


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Some from the weekend.









Edited by mpb - 29 November 2009 at 10:48
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Nice shot Jim, but can you tell us more about the "unusual" gear set-up?
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I've got a little switcheroo for you. This was shot with a Sony 70-400mm plus 1.4x tc on a Panasonic G1. That gave me a 35mm equivalent of 1020mm. Needless to say, with that length of lens, no image stabilization, and the subject at 100 yards, I used a tripod.


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Brettania, outback88, Frank & Josiel - thanks!

Dennis - lovely shot. If that's handheld (700 mm @ 1/200) then I'm even more impressed! Your gallery is excellent.
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Originally posted by Frankman Frankman wrote:

Svetlana - gorgeous shots (as usual).
Frank


Thank you very much (as usual)
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Merv, great shots.

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Taken with Sony A900 with Sigma 500/4.5 APO EX DG and 1.4 TC.

Here is a larger version.

1/200s f5.6 at 500mm iso200
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Awesome work guys. Hey aa - I've gotta come and meet you new friend . Great capture. Svetlana - gorgeous shots (as usual). Merv - great to have more Aussie birds on show. Excellent shots mate. And Jens - reminds me of Star Trek - "Beam me up Scotty" . Nice light.

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Excellent shots from everyone, merv66 you did well with the Collingwood member (magpie) l can never get the black right, you have to luv the moorhen chicks - feet, like Bozo the clown.
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Merv

You do very well with limited reach. Great magpie shot and I also remember you have shown a similar mynah shot.
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All nice shots above!

aa - great pose with the osprey. Maybe a slightly tighter crop but with a little more space left of the upper wing? Just a thought.

A few less-glamorous birds from me ...

1. Great Cormorant


2. Musk Lorikeet


3. Dusky Moorhen chick


4. Magpie


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