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Oct 06, 2006 21:19 |  #1

Well theres certainly no shortage of birds in my yard at the moment so i went out this morning and took some piccies.

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all taken with the sigma 70-300.

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Oct 06, 2006 21:24 |  #2

All very cool shots with the first one especially getting my attention. very unfamilar birds for me and again, the first one is quite dramatic with the pose, the look, nice detail and BG.


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Oct 06, 2006 23:37 |  #3

Thanks Gary, the first was lucky since the bird landed about 2m away on a branch.


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Oct 06, 2006 23:41 |  #4

Great shots. I like that one with the yellow beak. Very weird.


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Oct 06, 2006 23:42 |  #5

Nice shots. You got some interesting bird species there. Thanks for sharing.


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Oct 06, 2006 23:42 |  #6

Thats a Masked Lapwing (AKA Plover). They are nesting in my yard so everytime i venture out of the house they swoop me. If your going to lay your eggs in the middle of the lawn you're going to get trouble :D


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Oct 07, 2006 00:20 |  #7

How big is he? He looks big enough to peck your eye out. ;)


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Oct 07, 2006 00:46 |  #8

very much so, they stand about 20cm high and have these barbs on their wings. Quite cranky fellas.


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Oct 07, 2006 00:50 |  #9

Well, in that case, what do they taste like? :mrgreen:


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Oct 07, 2006 04:03 |  #10

Nice shots Ospi. 1. is a Blue Faced Honeyeater and 2. is one of the Friarbirds (Honeyeater)


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Oct 07, 2006 05:05 |  #11

Thanks for the names Trace, i wouldn't have a clue about what birds are what, i just likr taking photos of them lol.


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Oct 07, 2006 05:37 |  #12

Nice work Ospi, those nesting plovers are mean.


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Oct 07, 2006 06:09 |  #13

Thanks Greg, they are big meanies, iv tried ot tell them if they want to nest hassle free to do it in a tree, but nooooo they would rather swoop every critter that moves withing 100m of them (that includes me).


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Oct 07, 2006 07:43 |  #14

Great shots, wish my backyard had these kinds of visitors :)


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