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    Posted: 26 August 2011 at 12:31
Please continue posting in "Show us some birds...48".
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Posts: 7218 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 August 2011 at 11:50
Agreed... excellent, Brandy. The light on the wings in the second is beautiful.
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Nice one Brandy
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Bravo, Brandy!!
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Yes some great shoots Brandy....like the last one...he is checking you out (:

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Posts: 2705 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 August 2011 at 07:09
Swallows.













And finally a contortionist twisting round to look at me as he zoomed past...




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Pair of Eclectus parrots, male green and female red. a700, M200 HS APO G, f2.8, 1/320 second, ISO 400.

Male and female Eclectus parrots by jozioau, on Flickr[/IMG]
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Juvenile brown-headed cowbird

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Originally posted by jet_set_willy jet_set_willy wrote:

Just a couple of Thrush

I think your thrushes might be starlings - British thrushes tend to be paler with dark spots/speckles.
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Originally posted by vinayn vinayn wrote:

Originally posted by Nebbor Nebbor wrote:

Originally posted by ChipZ ChipZ wrote:

Here is a falcon i think.


It looks to be a saker falcon but it is hard to tell.


Maybe its a Juvenile femaale Common Kestrel. Would love to see a full portrait if you have so that we can identify the same.


Unfortunately that was my only shot of it. But I think nebbor is on the right track cause it looked a lot like this picture(not super quality :P).
Both images are taken in a german bird park called Adlerwarte-Berlebeck. They only spoke german so i didn't catch the name of all species during the show(really good by the way!).
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Posts: 1111 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 August 2011 at 14:48
Originally posted by Nebbor Nebbor wrote:

Originally posted by ChipZ ChipZ wrote:

Here is a falcon i think.


It looks to be a saker falcon but it is hard to tell.


Maybe its a Juvenile femaale Common Kestrel. Would love to see a full portrait if you have so that we can identify the same.
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Just a couple of Thrush
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Here is a falcon i think.
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Originally posted by Nebbor Nebbor wrote:

Maewpa, Kobra64: thanks!

Nice shot ChipZ and welcome to Dyxum!


Thank you! Great one from you aswell.
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