Bunya Mountains - Splendid Fairy Wren

More from the Bunya's, this time the Splendid Fairy Wrens. I have long wanted to see one of these, photographing the male seemed a real challenge which I don't think I did get right. I never seemed to catch him in the right light, only in the harsh mid-day sun. Happy with how some of the female pictures came out though, especially the last one in this set ....

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nice work, we had a family group make their way through our rose garden this afternoon. What settings, lens did you use?

Phil

Very nice set Brian, love seeing shots of these great little birds.

Phil, if you click on the image, it will take you to flickr, above the image click on Actions > View Exif Data, it will give you all the settings etc.

Joe52 wrote in post #15523407
Very nice set Brian, love seeing shots of these great little birds.

Phil, if you click on the image, it will take you to flickr, above the image click on Actions > View Exif Data, it will give you all the settings etc.

Of course it does! Seniors moment on my part!

Thanks for the feedback guys, the only thing the exif doesn't tell you is the Lens - 400F2.8 IS + 2x Teleconverter III