Birds :)
Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 10:22 pmwell, a noisy minah anyway 
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Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 10:22 pmPosted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 10:23 pmA good example of this pest.........
Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 10:31 pmBernie - not a pest 
The Indian minah is, yes.... but this is a native, noisy yes, sometimes annoying yes, and can drive some birds out yes .....
but still supposed to be here
End of lecture
Hugs
rel
The Indian minah is, yes.... but this is a native, noisy yes, sometimes annoying yes, and can drive some birds out yes .....
but still supposed to be here
End of lecture
Hugs
rel
Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 10:38 pmNarelle,
Now this is one hell of a good bird shot!
Very sharp, good vertical composition, bird looking at camera and a great background.
One to be proud of
Cheers
Michael
Now this is one hell of a good bird shot!
Very sharp, good vertical composition, bird looking at camera and a great background.
One to be proud of
Cheers
Michael
Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 10:41 pmNICE SHOT!!
I am liking bird shots more and more
I am liking bird shots more and more
Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 12:16 amwell done rel,
this is a good shot. well composed and exposed, good eye contact and sharp.
Sometimes these guys can be hard to pin down!!
was amusing a couple of weekends ago when I was messing with the manual focus 600f4!
steve
this is a good shot. well composed and exposed, good eye contact and sharp.
Sometimes these guys can be hard to pin down!!
was amusing a couple of weekends ago when I was messing with the manual focus 600f4!
steve
Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 3:07 amOnes called a Noisy Miner and the other is the Common Indian Myna. Two totally different birds with totally different spelling even though they do sound the same
Great shot Rel, I normally not a keen one for a lot of branches in a bird shot as they usually detract from the bird and become distracting. However these branches don't distract at all and makes for a great environmental shot. Top marks.
Great shot Rel, I normally not a keen one for a lot of branches in a bird shot as they usually detract from the bird and become distracting. However these branches don't distract at all and makes for a great environmental shot. Top marks.
Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 7:53 amblacknstormy wrote:Bernie - not a pest
The Indian minah is, yes.... but this is a native, noisy yes, sometimes annoying yes, and can drive some birds out yes .....
but still supposed to be here
End of lecture
Hugs
rel
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I bow my head in shame Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 10:21 pmLovely shot Rel
What glass did you use for this shot?
Cheers
Albert
What glass did you use for this shot?
Cheers
Albert
Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 11:45 pmWow guys - was not expecting such a good response to a noisy miner (sorry about the previous spelling)
Albert - I was actually using the 105mm 2.8 micro Nikon lens while shooting my flower shots, when this sweety decided to land pretty much on top of me
And for Bernie - this is an Indian Mynah, so now you can tell the difference.
Albert - I was actually using the 105mm 2.8 micro Nikon lens while shooting my flower shots, when this sweety decided to land pretty much on top of me
And for Bernie - this is an Indian Mynah
, so now you can tell the difference.