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pcr1968

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Mar 11, 2012 03:10 | #1

A few from a day at the local wetlands and 1 from home.

1. Silvereye These and Eastern Yellow Robins always look noisy in the head area I think it is just the colour that causes it.

IMAGE: http://photocamel.com/gallery/data/6282/Silver_eye_03.jpg

2. Collared Sparrowhawk or Brown Goshawk (hard to tell)

IMAGE: http://photocamel.com/gallery/data/6282/Collared_Sparrowhawk_011.jpg

3. Australian Black Swan buried in a sea of grass.

IMAGE: http://photocamel.com/gallery/data/6282/Black_Swan_01.jpg

4. Yellow-Rumped Thornbill

IMAGE: http://photocamel.com/gallery/data/6282/Yellow_Rumped_Thornbill_01.jpg

5. Male Wren

IMAGE: http://photocamel.com/gallery/data/6282/Fairy_Wren_03.jpg

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Mar 11, 2012 12:25 | #2

Excellent set, they are all great, the hawk and the swan in the grass are real nice, Well done!
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Mar 11, 2012 20:48 as a reply to @ Oldjackssparrows's post | #3

Very nice group of captures pcr!
I find the Thornbill and the hawk the most appealing to my eye, but all are very nicely executed.
The Silvereye is just as cute as it can be; and I also find some birds that have inherit "noisiness". Yours looks good though.

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Mar 11, 2012 20:54 | #4

Wonderful series there! What type of wren is that last one? I'm much more colorful than I'm used to seeing in those guys.

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