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[auditom]

Boreal Owl, 1DX II, EF 50mm CM @ f3.2, 1600 ISO.

 

[Click]

Nice one, Tom.

 

[Mikehit]

Yoga Heron

 

[Jack Douglas]

Jardine's parrot. Taken at the Victoria Butterfly Garden, Victoria, British Columbia.

Now that's what I call a sweet bird!

Jack

 

[dpc]

Jardine's parrot. Taken at the Victoria Butterfly Garden, Victoria, British Columbia.

Now that's what I call a sweet bird!

Jack

Thanks, Jack. If I didn't know better, I'd say he was picking his teeth.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Mike.
Very nice, really interesting pose!

Cheers, Graham.

Yoga Heron

 

[Click]

Very nice, really interesting pose!

+1 Well done, Mike.

 

[nats1mom]

These two have been eating my freshly planted garden seeds and taunting me! Had to replant today

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi nats1mom.
Nice shots, at least they had the decency to pose for you after eating your garden, fair exchange is no robbery! ;D

Cheers, Graham.

These two have been eating my freshly planted garden seeds and taunting me! Had to replant today

 

[Kerry B]

Thanks Click and Graham for your comments. Here is a Jabiru Stork tossing a fish that's just been caught.

 

[Jack Douglas]

As usual great photos from everyone, making viewing a pleasure!

Jack

 

[Click]

Thanks Click and Graham for your comments. Here is a Jabiru Stork tossing a fish that's just been caught.

Very nice shot, Kerry.

 

[AlanF]

At last I have got close to a bird with the 400mm DO II and 5D IV. Singing is at 1/80 and the other at 1/125s hand held in the gloom. I don't agree with the complaints that the 5D IV is soft. Anyway, I am happy with the lens, its sharpness and IS, and the AF of the 5D IV.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Alan.
Very nice shots, looks like the lens is a goodun, pretty good technique too, were you using legs?

Cheers, Graham.

At last I have got close to a bird with the 400mm DO II and 5D IV. Singing is at 1/80 and the other at 1/125s hand held in the gloom. I don't agree with the complaints that the 5D IV is soft. Anyway, I am happy with the lens, its sharpness and IS, and the AF of the 5D IV.

 

[AlanF]

Hi Alan.
Very nice shots, looks like the lens is a goodun, pretty good technique too, were you using legs?

Cheers, Graham.

At last I have got close to a bird with the 400mm DO II and 5D IV. Singing is at 1/80 and the other at 1/125s hand held in the gloom. I don't agree with the complaints that the 5D IV is soft. Anyway, I am happy with the lens, its sharpness and IS, and the AF of the 5D IV.

Only my own legs!

 

[nats1mom]

Hi nats1mom.
Nice shots, at least they had the decency to pose for you after eating your garden, fair exchange is no robbery! ;D

Cheers, Graham.

These two have been eating my freshly planted garden seeds and taunting me! Had to replant today

Ha, Ha! Thank you Graham. Cheers to you!

 

[Click]

Lovely shots, Alan. I really like the first one.

 

[Jack Douglas]

Hi Alan.
Very nice shots, looks like the lens is a goodun, pretty good technique too, were you using legs?

Cheers, Graham.

At last I have got close to a bird with the 400mm DO II and 5D IV. Singing is at 1/80 and the other at 1/125s hand held in the gloom. I don't agree with the complaints that the 5D IV is soft. Anyway, I am happy with the lens, its sharpness and IS, and the AF of the 5D IV.

Only my own legs!

Good to see/hear. Please try for some BIF with 800 for me and report your results. I know that's a tall order.

Jack

 

[Jack Douglas]

Hi nats1mom.
Nice shots, at least they had the decency to pose for you after eating your garden, fair exchange is no robbery! ;D

Cheers, Graham.

These two have been eating my freshly planted garden seeds and taunting me! Had to replant today

Ha, Ha! Thank you Graham. Cheers to you!

I wish I had lovers like that that would visit my garden!

Jack

 

[nats1mom]

Hi nats1mom.
Nice shots, at least they had the decency to pose for you after eating your garden, fair exchange is no robbery! ;D

Cheers, Graham.

These two have been eating my freshly planted garden seeds and taunting me! Had to replant today

Ha, Ha! Thank you Graham. Cheers to you!

I wish I had lovers like that that would visit my garden!

Jack