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Sep 07, 2005 16:02 |  #1

My wife took this shot and has been on me to find out what it is as I've never seen this one before. I've been teaching her how to use the other 350D I got and she's starting to get some good shots with it. This shot she took when we were at the Zoo the other day and there was no information to tell her. Anyway, she's quite keen to know the birds ID if anyone knows it please.


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Sep 07, 2005 16:06 |  #2

Pretty bird. Nice shot.


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Sep 07, 2005 18:44 |  #3

Someone out there must know this bird! It is all field mark. Nice shot, great focus on the bird.

As a biologist, it is really great to see the variety of wildlife from around the world on this site. Keep the pictures coming!


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Sep 07, 2005 21:02 |  #4

Nice shot of a pretty bird but out of my realm for ID


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Sep 07, 2005 22:57 |  #5

I think it's a red-cheeked cordon bleu waxbill (what a mouthfull :-) ).
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Sep 07, 2005 22:58 |  #6

What a beautiful little bird! Nice detail and focus, especially considering the surroundings.

This appears to be a Red-cheeked Cordonbleu Uraeginthus bengalus, a type of waxbill. From what I read, they are native of Africa.


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Sep 08, 2005 02:51 as a reply to  @ tupe's post |  #7

Thanks all for the comments, made the wife feel quite good as it's one of her best shots so far.

Steve and Tupe, that certainly seems the bird. The wife and I thank you both, really is a pretty little bird.


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Sep 08, 2005 08:05 |  #8

Nice shot!


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