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EDIT: /\/\/\ Holy GRAP that's good! Awesome! ***** How about Crimson Rosellas? Do they get some love, too?  Charlie releasing a Crimson Rosella by Martin Brummell, on Flickr (click to go to my Flickr and play the video, or tell me how to make this appear as a playable video on SA)My wife found this one walking around, rather than flying, near the Natural History Museum on campus. We've done the basic training as Wildlife Carers so she knew what to do - carefully grab the bird, find a box, give it a rest in a nice dark, quiet place. We got some advice from the person who usually has a joey under her desk, and decided to try releasing the bird before lunch; if it had not gone well we had a plan in place to take the bird to a vet. Not needed, though!
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toggle posted:That's just unreal! Oh gently caress lol I commented about editing on your r/photocritique thread.
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jarlywarly posted:Oh gently caress lol I commented about editing on your r/photocritique thread. Ha ha small world. Yeah I haven’t really gotten a chance to get in and do a lot of editing since I have been traveling and have been just airdropping them to my phone and editing with Lightroom Mobile. Definitely need to get in and work with the RAWs. Never really worked with birds or wildlife photography so definitely going to be a learning experience. I got a few other hummingbirds but they were just hovering and weren’t nearly as good. I haven’t gotten a chance to really edit them much but here they are     
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Aug 15, 2019 12:42
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Just a buncha little jewels.  I love these so much.
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Swarmin Swedes posted:Ha ha small world. Yeah I haven’t really gotten a chance to get in and do a lot of editing since I have been traveling and have been just airdropping them to my phone and editing with Lightroom Mobile. Definitely need to get in and work with the RAWs. Never really worked with birds or wildlife photography so definitely going to be a learning experience. great set, hummingbirds and birds of paradise are the epitome of exotic.
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We have some of these weird looking emo Seagulls living at a pond in downtown Montreal.  Pond Cormorant  Pond Cormorant Sauer fucked around with this message at 02:02 on Aug 16, 2019 |
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Aug 16, 2019 01:59
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Some birds from a trip to Disney a few weeks ago. Bird  Plum-Headed Parakeet  Purple Glossy Starling Macaw
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It's not exactly a challenging or difficult or even good photo, but there is nothing like wandering our plot with my daughter and looking across to see an ostrich flailing about awkwardly.
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Aug 19, 2019 14:05
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Its making the sexy eyes at you. Dare you disappoint it?
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Sauer posted:Its making the sexy eyes at you. Dare you disappoint it? My daughter was watching man! That ostrich had the worst timing I tell you.
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toggle posted:
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Aug 25, 2019 08:39
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super jealous of all the hummingbird pics, most of the ones I see are out in the prairie where I can't get close enough for a decent picture So I started using my speedlight as a fill flash since most stuff wants to sit in the shade here but it seems kind of anemic, is there some high power HSS flash people are using for small bird pics?
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https://store.naturescapes.net/better-beamer-flash-extender-compatibility-chart/ Most use flash extenders with a decent godox speedlite.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_ON9AAwAt0 I just remembered this sequence of photos I took a while ago, non the shots were usable due to bad settings and distance, but I got some sweet Harrier on Shelduck action.
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Sep 9, 2019 18:18
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Spring here Silvereye in blossom by Marc, on Flickr
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^^^^ really nice This came out better than expected from shooting through my dirty-rear end kitchen window.  Coopers Hawk-9745 by on Flickr
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Raikyn posted:Spring here Hell yeah nice. Also what's it like running around with that 600 f/4?
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Atlatl posted:Hell yeah nice. You kinda get used to it, bit heavy so can't hold still for extended periods but not too bad.
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Raikyn posted:Spring here This is really nice. How long does it take to get an interesting bird in a good composition like this? I saw some Rosy-faced Lovebirds for the first time this weekend! They're native to Africa and were brought to the U.S. as pets, but now several thousand live and breed in the wild in Phoenix. Apparently, the population has been growing for the past 25 years, and Phoenix is one of the only places in the U.S. where wild populations live. So despite the >100 degree temperatures, I got to see these goofy parrots hanging out in a palm tree, flying around, and squeaking loudly.    Completely missed the focus on this one, but I still kind of like it.   
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San Diego Zoo, California Teveta Golden Weaver by Sneeze Party, on Flickr  Palm Cockatoo by Sneeze Party, on Flickr
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Got my lifer Great Gray in Yellowstone last week!  Great Gray Owl-0765 on Flickrand then the next day another one!  Great Gray number 2-1193 on Flickre: and some Dusky Grouse  Dusky Grouse-6500 on Flickr Dusky Grouse-6392 on Flickr
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Sep 29, 2019 19:42
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What great birds! That Palm Cockatoo is amazing, and those Grouse are goofy (in a good way). A Townsend's Warbler, looking overheated in Phoenix a couple weeks ago:  A Wilson's Warbler:  
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DorianGravy posted:What great birds! That Palm Cockatoo is amazing, and those Grouse are goofy (in a good way). Those Wilson's are really nice. The grouse were super fun! I don't have much experience with this species but they are definitely irrationally bold near people. They were next to a busy trail (the one from Fairy Falls to the Grand Prismatic overlook) First batch was a mom watching over old-ish babies. She walked towards me vocalizing I think to distract me from the kids. Then some lady went right up to one of the young in the grass, and the mom went into a "hide, stay down" voc where she got really low to the ground. Next little flock down the path seemed to be adults. Me and a few people were photographing some maybe 20 feet from the trail, and then I realized there was one literally right under the wooden fence maybe 3 feet away just doing it's thing
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Bought a canon 100-400 lens, replacing my ancient 400 5.6L. Pretty similar @400m but one less lens in the bag hopefully as on most trips I can leave the 70-200 behind     I don't know though. I love my old 400 5.6L
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Adventures at 6400ISO on Canon... Wilcat Parking Lot Owl-2995 on FlickrActually I'm pretty psyched about this photo. There were owls here yesterday but it was so dark photos were pretty impossible. Took a chance they might stage into the same tree and came back today a lot earlier, and they actually cooperated!
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BetterLekNextTime posted:Adventures at 6400ISO on Canon... Nice shot but oof that grain. I'd try a denoise mask on the background.
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