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Posted: Wed Dec 9th, 2020 18:14
 
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Super shots looks just like ours we have 1-5 in our garden most days.



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Graham Whistler wrote:
Super shots looks just like ours we have 1-5 in our garden most days.
Thank you Graham

They are becoming more common each season. I was also surprised how common they are in New Zealand, the last time I visited.

 




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Here are a few snaps from one of our trips to NZ. 

#1 Tui


#2 Tui


#3 European Goldfinch


#4 Sacred Kingfisher

 




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Fine shots Richard.

Which camera did you use for the Goldfinch series?



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jk wrote:
Fine shots Richard.

Which camera did you use for the Goldfinch series?

Thank you Jonathan. D500



I called past a local reserve this morning before work

#1 Eastern Yellow Robin


#2 Grey Shrike-thrush


#3 Rainbow Lorikeet


#4 White-plumed Honeyeater


#5 White-eared Honeyeater


#6 Common Bronzewing


#7 Willie Wagtail


#8 Australian White Ibis


#9 Australian White Ibis


#10 Australian White Ibis


#11 Sacred Kingfisher

 




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a couple of shots of stonechats from a dull horrid rainy north Wales day yesterday . most at 6400iso with the olympus rig 

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Loving those stonechat photos @blackfox
Very good IQ considering ISO 6400 and 4/3 sensor.


4/3 sensor format is only 2/3 sized DX or 19.2 x 13 mm. (250mm square), I think this is the next APS-C (23.5 x 15.7mm) (370mm square) against FX (35.9x23.9)(858mm square)!!



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A lovely morning for a wander around one of the local gardens

#1 Silvereye


#2 Rufous Whistler


#3 Red-browed Finch


#4 Eastern Spinebill


#5 Little Wattlebird


#6 Superb Fairy-wren


#7 Dusky Woodswallow


#8 Welcome Swallow


#9 New Holland Honeyeater

 




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Love that Fairy-wren.  Spectacular plumage.
Never saw one when I was in Oz.



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Those pixs from Aus are amazing! Sorry more Starlings on the Flutter Butter again today. Very dull so pushed the ISO to 4000 with Nikon 850 hardly any noise 1/1600 sec with Nikon 500 PF AF-S lens at f5.6 wide open. The camera on area focus and 10 frames per sec. Eric you are right about high ISO on the D850 I hardly ever use 4000 ISO but this is very low noise.

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