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[IslanderMV]

Boudoir challenge accepted ! ;D

 

[Click]

Boudoir challenge accepted ! ;D

;D


Great shots Jeff.

 

[Pakneh]

Making use of a Tamron 200-500mm lens, thing is a tank to carry. Equipped to a 6d and set up a spot with lots of seed, got the opportunity to photograph these guys squabbling over it.

 

[scyrene]

Making use of a Tamron 200-500mm lens, thing is a tank to carry. Equipped to a 6d and set up a spot with lots of seed, got the opportunity to photograph these guys squabbling over it.

Lovely Great behaviour, and the background is sublime.

 

[scyrene]

Not the best kingfisher by a long chalk, but my personal best, and a demonstration that stacked teleconverters can yield okay results. 500+2xIII+2xII=2000mm (handheld, manual focus). Thankfully they stay still!

 

[Jim Saunders]

I think I found the clever one out of the bunch.

Jim

 

[sedwards]

northern cardinal
IMG_3135 by sedwards679, on Flickr

 

[IslanderMV]

American Golden-Plover
100-400mm at 400mm

 

[jrista]

Canon 7D with Tamron 150-600; 1/1600th, f6.3, ISO 400

Very nice shot.

 

[ERHP]

Just no bird boudoir shots.

Sounds like a challenge!

Boudoir challenge accepted ! ;D

LOL! You captured their special moment.

Watching some California Quail make their way across a group of boulders when this happened. Do they even need wings?

 

[candyman]

Just no bird boudoir shots.

Sounds like a challenge!

Boudoir challenge accepted ! ;D

LOL! You captured their special moment.

Watching some California Quail make their way across a group of boulders when this happened. Do they even need wings?

That's a very special position ???
Well done

 

[bjd]

I think I found the clever one out of the bunch.

Jim

Its really a boudoir shot, and she's holding her breath... ;D
Cheers Brian

 

[bjd]

LOL! You captured their special moment.
Watching some California Quail make their way across a group of boulders when this happened. Do they even need wings?

Aw come on.... we've seen numerous examples of Birds levitating on this Forum ???
Great capture.
Cheers Brian

 

[TheJock]

I'm in Canberra just now, and on day two I found the little guy I was desperate to photograph, the Superb Fairy Wren, I was soooo happy to find this little guy!! hope you like it too.

 

[TheJock]

What amazes me is that you don't need to try as there are astounding birds EVERYWHERE.

1) Cockatoo (very destructive bird)
2) Red Wattlebird
3) Red Rumped Parrott (shot at dusk, hence poorer IQ)
4) Pink Galah's
5) Eastern Rosella
6) Crimson Rosella (at dusk so sorry about IQ again)

 

[DiSnapper]

Canon 400D with Sigma 170-500mm 5.6-6.3


Indian Roller by Ganugapenta NaveenKumar Reddy, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Watching some California Quail make their way across a group of boulders when this happened. Do they even need wings?

Great shot ERHP Nicely done.

 

[Mr Bean]

Just no bird boudoir shots.

Sounds like a challenge!

Boudoir challenge accepted ! ;D

LOL! You captured their special moment.

Watching some California Quail make their way across a group of boulders when this happened. Do they even need wings?

Very nice, and very odd pose

 

[Mr Bean]

Kookaburra with an ex-Pobblebonk frog.
Kooka spent 10min whacking this frog against the tree branch. At least it gave me time to grab the camera.
5D3 + 300mm f4

 

[Synkka]

Got a few nice pics, went and photographed birds of prey at the beach. Got to see a whistling kite and a sea eagle fight, unfortunately i didn't get good pictures of it. Still a nice day photographing.
Birds are Whistling Kite, Juvenile White Belly Sea Eagle, Brahminy Kite.


Bird Fight by Synkka~, on Flickr

Bird Fight 2 by Synkka~, on Flickr

Juvenile-Sea-Eagle by Synkka~, on Flickr

Juvenile-Sea-Eagle-2 by Synkka~, on Flickr

Juvenile-Sea-Eagle-in-flight by Synkka~, on Flickr

Brahminy-Kite by Synkka~, on Flickr