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Nov 23, 2005 13:14 |  #1

;) :D
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Nov 23, 2005 13:21 |  #2

My god look at the size of it! It's a monster!!! You are lucky it didn't swoop down and carry you away in it's talons!!! :lol:




  
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Nov 23, 2005 13:24 as a reply to  @ nitsch's post |  #3

European Starling (Sturnus vulgaris).

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Nov 23, 2005 13:31 |  #4

Very nice shot ... life sized! Colour and 3d-ness rock Daddy :-)


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Nov 23, 2005 13:33 as a reply to  @ robertwgross's post |  #5

robertwgross wrote:
European Starling (Sturnus vulgaris).

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What I thought but not seen colours like that on wings before - but maybe they don't shower as often around here :D




  
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Nov 23, 2005 14:09 as a reply to  @ othomas's post |  #6

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What I thought but not seen colours like that on wings before - but maybe they don't shower as often around here :D

Aye young yin, in Canada we have to practice crowd control on them.......usually a water cannon disperses them.

Thanx Robert, it is the vulgar one indeed.

Thanx Dave, as you had previously suggested to me , this combo seems to be working well.

Thanx Nitsch, maybe not their tallons, but I would not inhale their pulverized guano these days;) :D


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Nov 23, 2005 14:11 |  #7

Nice captures Peter, a little large on my screen, not a mallard duck perhaps some kind of vulgar black bird.


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Nov 23, 2005 16:53 as a reply to  @ dancinec's post |  #8

nice captures Peter for a vulgar bird they sure are purty


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Nov 23, 2005 16:58 as a reply to  @ Wayne Wood's post |  #9

Thanx Dennis, Thanx Wayne.


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Nov 24, 2005 04:27 |  #10

Great Shots Petkal, but this cruelty to European birds has got to stop.LOL

BTW, does this indicate you are now giving up micro bird photography? ;)


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Nov 24, 2005 04:50 |  #11

Help me out guys!

hi y'all!
I am new here ( I'm still trying to figure out how to post a message!), first of all thanks for all the info and sharing your experience. I'd like to get your opinion on the following questions:

1- Is it really worth the money to get the canon 5d vs 20d? I do mostly photogrph my daughters (close ups as well ) and landscaping?
2-What 3 ef lenses do you recommend to be set for most situations ?
3-whichone is better: ef 17-85, ef 28-105 or 28-135?

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Nov 24, 2005 06:05 as a reply to  @ mojo_uk's post |  #12

mojo_uk wrote:
Great Shots Petkal, but this cruelty to European birds has got to stop.LOL

BTW, does this indicate you are now giving up micro bird photography? ;)

Thanx Mojo. "Cruelty" ? I thought the above shots were flattering to little b******s. The shot bellow is more revealing of what those birds really are;)

The bird microphotography is here to stay, no fear.


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Nov 24, 2005 06:13 as a reply to  @ PetKal's post |  #13

If you catch them in the sun they look purple and green too!
Which is about the only good thing to say about them!!! :D


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Nov 24, 2005 09:05 |  #14
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Very nice photos. Personally; I like the last addition. With a little slice of the left side and and bit tighter crop....WOW!




  
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