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Bianchi Cream of the Crop  More info Post edited over 8 years ago by Bianchi. | Jun 22, 2015 23:19 | #1277 bidkev wrote in post #17607040 Nice. Very similar to Australian Darter (Snakebird) here: https://photography-on-the.net …ead.php?t=1411627&page=38 What are they callled in USA?
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DigitalTuned All these thoughts give me nightmares  More info | Jun 23, 2015 00:58 | #1278  Isaac
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bidkev Goldmember  4,847 posts Gallery: 2123 photos Best ofs: 3 Likes: 12862 Joined Jul 2013 Location: From Blackpool UK to Brisbane Australia 20 yrs ago More info | Jun 23, 2015 01:46 | #1279 Bianchi wrote in post #17607153 Thanks bidkev !! Anhinga A bird of southern swamps, the Anhinga is known as the Water-Turkey for its swimming habits and broad tail, and also as the Snake-Bird for its habit of swimming with just its long head and neck sticking out of the water. If you ask me the Australian Darter & Anhinga sound like they are one and the same, despite continents apart.
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Maxdave Goldmember  More info | Excellent ... what incredibly still water! 5D3,1D4,S90,6S&Moment Lenses,Hero4Silver,GPS-E2,2x580EX,430EX,90EX,EF16-35L f/4 IS,Samy SYTS24-C 24TS,EF24-105L IS,EF50 f/1.4,EF70-200 f/4L IS,EF300 f/4L IS,EF100-400L I IS,Kenko DGX 1.4X,Canon 2X TC Mk II, RRS&Pro-Media L-Brackets,Manfrotto MHXPRO-3WG & Roller 50,Sirui 306&K-20,Giottos MT-7371&MH-3300,Velbon ElCarmagne 530,CamRanger,Phottix&Canon Remotes,Lowepro Backpack,ThinkTank Retro 20&Modular System,OpTech straps,Lexar/San Disk Cards
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Bianchi Cream of the Crop More info Post edited over 8 years ago by Bianchi. | Jun 23, 2015 09:06 | #1281 bidkev wrote in post #17607266 Thanks for that. Having been used to seeing cormorants surface with a fish between their beak, I was amazed when I saw one of these who had actually speared the fish with it's beak. It was rather fun seeing him trying to pull it off with his feet but as is usually the case, on that occasion I didn't have a camera with me.
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bidkev Goldmember 4,847 posts Gallery: 2123 photos Best ofs: 3 Likes: 12862 Joined Jul 2013 Location: From Blackpool UK to Brisbane Australia 20 yrs ago More info | Jun 23, 2015 09:31 | #1282 Bianchi wrote in post #17607548 Speared like this  Sig 150-600 C 5C7A4217 C) All Rights Reserved by Sett N trenZ on Flickr
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ODEN Mostly Lurking 15 posts Likes: 16 Joined Aug 2011 Location: Stockholm More info | Jun 23, 2015 13:05 | #1283  Stadshuset by Andreas Minerbi, on FlickrStockholm Sweden  Stockholm by Andreas Minerbi, on FlickrStockholm Sweden Canon 5D MK III | Canon 5D MK II | Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 |
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Spats139 Senior Member  More info | Jun 23, 2015 14:29 | #1284 herculeorama wrote in post #17607146 Far from the maddening crowd! by Jawahirlal Surti, on FlickrThis is really nice. You might want to try taking out the little stuff that's floating around the boats; they're so small that I get distracted trying to figure out what they are. Dale
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This would look fantastic as a black and white too. Great eye and photograph! Agree with the other member about cloning some of the debris out.
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MikeG2012 Senior Member More info | Jun 23, 2015 16:42 | #1286 Portrait series with a buddy of mine  Image hosted by forum (734009) © MikeG2012 [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff.  Image hosted by forum (734010) © MikeG2012 [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. Mike Glatzer Photography
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Bianchi Cream of the Crop More info | Jun 24, 2015 08:10 | #1288 bidkev wrote in post #17607568 Yeah! That fish looks like a tilapia. Am I right? They're a big problem here.
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bidkev Goldmember 4,847 posts Gallery: 2123 photos Best ofs: 3 Likes: 12862 Joined Jul 2013 Location: From Blackpool UK to Brisbane Australia 20 yrs ago More info Post edited over 8 years ago by bidkev. | Jun 24, 2015 08:31 | #1289 Bianchi wrote in post #17608893 You would be wright... I seen your garage pictures, so I know you know your fish  Actually, I would like to raise awareness of Tilapia they have been known to survive down to 6 degrees and also tolerate full blown salt water. In Oz, you're not allowed to remove them from where they are caught for fear of spreading the eggs so you have to kill them in situ. Unfotunately, the eggs can survive in the mouth of the deceased parent and hatch in the spring floods. They are as menacing (reproductive wise) as are rats and mice, in fact more so See my fishy photography here: https://kevindickinsonfineartphot.smugmug.com/Tropical-Fish-2/
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Eddie xpfloyd lookalike  More info | Jun 24, 2015 10:02 | #1290 Leica M11 | Leica Q2 | Sony α7RV
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