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May 04, 2007 06:57 |  #1

I recently spent a week on the south coast of Western Australia. The place we stayed at had so many birds it was like paradise. Here are a couple of shots of a Scarlet Robin that didn't mind having his photo taken.
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May 04, 2007 07:30 |  #2

Those are very nice, is that the true colour of it`s breast? It`s very striking.

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May 04, 2007 08:06 as a reply to  @ MarkEvan's post |  #3

Yes, that is the true colour of the male bird.

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May 04, 2007 08:17 |  #4

Beautiful bird and shots, the second one especially. Thanks for sharing.

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May 04, 2007 08:19 |  #5

Lovely bird.
Love the second one.

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May 04, 2007 08:48 |  #6

Super! I really like the colour and detail in the second shot.




  
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May 04, 2007 08:58 |  #7

Very very nice. Great shots! Nice colorful bird.

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Dec 22, 2007 07:12 |  #8

Just had to go through your posts JFK. :)

I like this, you are very skilled and persuasive to get so close. What a rare experience.

I would crop #2 a little wider, though I do feel this crop does show off the subject very well.

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Dec 22, 2007 12:14 |  #9

A couple of nice shots of this beauty. I've never seen this one before...very pretty. Love the second one too....steve

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Dec 22, 2007 13:57 |  #10

Beautiful.




  
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Dec 22, 2007 14:00 |  #11

Wow, thats a really beautiful little bird. I've never seen one before so thanks for sharing it, John. Great shot too :D

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