This series is from a few years ago. A couple of Kookaburras were flying down to the ground and catching something that I couldn't make out until I opened the photos on the computer..
The lighting was a bit difficult - late afternoon sun with patches of shade.
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All with D800 and Sigma 120-300 with 1.4x TC.
The lighting was a bit difficult - late afternoon sun with patches of shade.
#1
#2
#3
#4
All with D800 and Sigma 120-300 with 1.4x TC.
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