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johnfosteruk Goldmember  More info | Dec 01, 2022 16:03 | #30676 DSC_6247_DxO-SharpenAI-Motion copy ] by John Foster on Flickr
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nardes Goldmember More info | Dec 01, 2022 16:16 | #30677 johnfosteruk wrote in post #19452012 DSC_6247_DxO-SharpenAI-Motion copy ] by John Foster on FlickrWhat were you doing to elicit that somewhat bemused, quizzical expression?
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johnfosteruk Goldmember More info | Dec 01, 2022 16:17 | #30678 nardes wrote in post #19452014 What were you doing to elicit that somewhat bemused, quizzical expression?   Cheers Dennis That's for me and the Teal to know and you not to find out...
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nardes Goldmember More info | Dec 01, 2022 16:22 | #30679 Inspeqtor wrote in post #19451231 Dennis, >snip The images you have taken of these if you had not told me how big they are I would have thought they were twice that size!! Excellent images!! >snip Charles
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Lame-Duck I have indeed had pine nuts  More info | Dec 01, 2022 17:55 | #30680 avondale87 wrote in post #19451834 This is really good to see, Richard! You finally have a loyal audience! Interesting shot, fotoi. This mallard has the coloring of a hen mallard, but the bill color of a drake. If I had to guess, I'd call it a juvenile drake mallard, or maybe not LD, or Mike
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Inspeqtor I am 5-6 days late  More info | Dec 01, 2022 18:39 | #30681 nardes wrote in post #19452017 Charles Your query about the size of these diminutive frogs led me to use the Ruler Tool in PS CC to measure the length of the body, which was approx. 3170 pixels in the full res image. Assuming a body length of 22.5 mm, I then measured the diameter of the toe pad at approx. 105 pixels, which makes them around 0.75 mm diameter – tiny indeed. Cheers Dennis Dang yes that IS tiny!! smaller than 1mm in diameter would be smaller than 1/32 inch diameter for the toe pad!! Charles
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sogs Goldmember  More info | Dec 01, 2022 19:09 | #30682 Nice crisp Mallard shot! Tom in Arizona wrote in post #19451908 Northern Cardinal... That's a beauty! johnfosteruk wrote in post #19452012 DSC_6247_DxO-SharpenAI-Motion copy ] by John Foster on FlickrDefinitely looking at you! Great capture! If YOU like the photo, that's all that matters!
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Dec 01, 2022 19:12 | #30683 sogs wrote in post #19452076 Nice crisp Mallard shot! That's a beauty! Definitely looking at you! Great capture! Thank you, sogs. https://www.instagram.com/_fotoi_/
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avondale87 thanks for whoever started this  More info | Dec 01, 2022 19:52 | #30684 Lame-Duck wrote in post #19452044 This is really good to see, Richard! You finally have a loyal audience!   
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nardes Goldmember More info | Dec 01, 2022 22:53 | #30685 Here's a close up of the head of a Lynx Spider with the EOS R5, 40mm Extension Tube and RF 100mm F2.8L IS USM Macro lens.
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Lame-Duck I have indeed had pine nuts More info | Dec 02, 2022 00:22 | #30686 nardes wrote in post #19452142 Here's a close up of the head of a Lynx Spider with the EOS R5, 40mm Extension Tube and RF 100mm F2.8L IS USM Macro lens. Tough work holding the rig steady at approx. 2:1 and trying to keep the insect in frame. The viewer gets to choose which eye is "looking at me".... Cheers Dennis What a fantastic capture, Dennis! Really amazing! LD, or Mike
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avondale87 thanks for whoever started this More info | Dec 02, 2022 03:36 | #30687  Image hosted by forum (1187613) © avondale87 [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff.
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nardes Goldmember More info | Dec 02, 2022 03:38 | #30688 avondale87 wrote in post #19452169 Hi Richard
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avondale87 thanks for whoever started this More info | Dec 02, 2022 05:14 | #30689 nardes wrote in post #19452170 Hi Richard A little off-topic, but do you know the meaning behind the Blue, Red and yellow ear tags? Cheers Dennis The National Livestock Identification System (NLIS Cattle) provides a permanent, whole of life identification system that enables individual animals to be tracked from property of birth to slaughter for food safety, product integrity and market access purposes.
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Inspeqtor I am 5-6 days late More info | Dec 02, 2022 08:23 | #30690 nardes wrote in post #19452142 Here's a close up of the head of a Lynx Spider with the EOS R5, 40mm Extension Tube and RF 100mm F2.8L IS USM Macro lens. Tough work holding the rig steady at approx. 2:1 and trying to keep the insect in frame. The viewer gets to choose which eye is "looking at me".... Cheers Dennis Excellent job Dennis!!! Charles
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