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 Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2010 8:30 am Post subject: Tamron Adaptamatic 135/2.8.... Kookaburra |
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Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2010 8:30 am Post subject: Tamron Adaptamatic 135/2.8.... Kookaburra |
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mo wrote:
Lucky me ,I came home and this little fellow was sitting on the power line then flew into the tree!! He/she allowed me to get fairly close before flying off.These are all crops with PP...I took them at F8...probably should have gone F5.6(would that be right thinking...lower the F stop to get the birds face a bit clearer??..doesn't help that it has a mask!!) or lower due to shooting into the blue sky.
#1
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shauttra wrote:
Our nice noisy friend 
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Orio wrote:
These are great captures Mo!
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56 DIN wrote:
great shots - i personally like no 1 most, cause you see a little shine in its eye
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xjjohnno wrote:
Quite the cute kookaburra there Mo. |
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Nesster wrote:
he reminds me of Ron Wood 
fine shooting there Mo~
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Attila wrote:
Great series, first one is especially nice, F8 was right choice. |
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patrickh wrote:
Good series mo. I remember being woken up by those beasties through double-paned windows!
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mo wrote:
Thanks guys...yeah they are not that funny when they start laughing at the crack of dawn...  If it had come a little later it would have been the perfect evening light...oh well I took what I could...I was just happy it landed close by.
Thanks Attila It was nice to know I was on the right track with the F stops 
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Kathmandu wrote:
Nice images - I see he's not sitting on a gum tree,but a eucalyptus . I like #1 and #3. My first time seeing images of the kookaburra . |
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Orio wrote:
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| Nice images - I see he's not sitting on a gum tree,but a eucalyptus . . |
Based on my understanding, some Eucalypti are actually called Gums in Australia.
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mo wrote:
I have tried in vain to find the name of this tree it is a eucalyptus gum of some sort...But I can not find it on google.It is the only one in town.
I found it I think
http://anpsa.org.au/e-cae.html This is the flower as seen in some other photos I have posted and it describes the bark....but we are no where near western Australia!!!
This is a better link
http://florabase.calm.wa.gov.au/browse/profile/5575
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Kathmandu wrote:
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| Nice images - I see he's not sitting on a gum tree,but a eucalyptus . . |
Based on my understanding, some Eucalypti are actually called Gums in Australia. |
I am impressed with your "general knowledge", besides your photography skills Orio. Thank you for broadening my horizons.
Thanks for the links on the Eucalyptus,Mo -I love the aroma of the leaves. |
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