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  • Plovers in the rain.

    New brood.

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  • #2
    Lovely photos esp #3. She must have been very trusting of your presence
    Alan

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    • #3
      Originally posted by caralan View Post
      Lovely photos esp #3. She must have been very trusting of your presence
      They live in a park opposite home.. Shot from my bedroom window... pretty comforable hide really!

      Thanks for the comment.

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      • #4
        Agree with Alan. These are wonderful shots. You did well. Very fortunate to have such cooperative models!
        Charles

        My indecision is final, I think.


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        • seaslug
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          Thanks Charles.

      • #5
        Great shots Greg and that's definitely my sort of hide.

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        • #6
          Very nice,last time I tried to get close to their young,I had to run to a safe distance.
          C+C,EDITS OK
          I shoot a Canon 90D with a few bits of glass.

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          • #7
            Thanks all. Yes they are very protective but even when I've handled the chicks when they've come into my yard or get stuck in the gutter outside, I've never been hit by them.. swooped on certainly.. but not hit.

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