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couple of galahs
these galahs were in one of the neighbours trees.pretty birds.
Exposure Program: Aperature Priority Exposure Time: 1/500 sec FNumber: f 4 File Source: Digital Still Camera Flash: Flash, Auto-Mode, Return light detected Focal length: 300 mm 
Exposure Program: Aperature Priority Exposure Time: 1/320 sec FNumber: f 4 File Source: Digital Still Camera Flash: Flash, Auto-Mode, Return light detected Focal length: 300 mm 
c&c welcome thanks for looking. cheers pa
Great shots Pa. Nice detail.
The second shot would have been a real cracker of a shot if the background had been consistent (perhaps you could have moved around - but hey the bird may have taken off). Well done Pa. Cheers, Mick 
Very nice Pa. Great detail on the face and feathers and the whites on the head are good which is always difficult on birds
 Cheers
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