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Lame-Duck wrote in post #18731166
Awesome shots, Kevin.

Thanks Mike

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fotoi wrote in post #18731188
Oh yeah, that’s a good one!

Thank you fotoi...much appreciated.

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bidkev wrote in post #18731193
Thanks Mike

Thank you very much Kevin for the nice kudos.

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fotoi wrote in post #18731044
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Excellent shot, fotoi, especially with all that magnification.

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Lame-Duck wrote in post #18731180
Wood Duck drake

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Nice shot, Mike: up close and personal.

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Jack Dawe wrote in post #18731208
Nice shot, Mike: up close and personal.

Thank you very much Jack. I get the chance to shoot these guys quite a bit, and in my opinion, they are one of the prettiest birds in our state. The closer I can get, the better it shows off their colors.

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Local Sulphur Crested Galah -Apollo Bay....


This is probably the closest I have got to a decent background for these guys given they are almost always above me and mainly in amongst lots of eucalyptus leaves when I have shot them in the past . This time I was lucky enough look down on them whilst having a beer on a mates balcony one afternoon. Good thing we were on to our first beers as I would have been lucky to even find my camera let alone get the right exposure etc if he had come along a bit later. Suffice to say not much wildlife gets shot from this balcony

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llamedos wrote in post #18731254
Nice shots.

Thank you

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