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    Australian Spotted Crake

    Hi all,

    It's been quite awhile since I've posted on here. For those who don't know me, or have forgotten me , I usually do a lot of close-up/macro photography, mostly native orchids and fungi. Of late due to the lack of subjects, I've been out birding.

    A couple of recent shots

    Australian Spotted Crake

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    Cheers Richard !
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    Hi Richard. #1 is great. Good lighting and nice and sharp.
    The speckled light in #2 detracts from it a little.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Toddyh View Post
      Hi Richard. #1 is great. Good lighting and nice and sharp.
      The speckled light in #2 detracts from it a little.
      Thank you for your kind comments.
      #2 is more about showing the habitat and the difficulty of not only finding these birds, but also photographing them. I appreciate your feedback!
      Cheers Richard !

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      • #4
        Hi Richard, great to have you back posting. What a couple of great images, focus is spot on. Well done with #2 in what looks like difficult lighting conditions.
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        • #5
          Agree, very difficult shot but I think you have done very well in the conditions.
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          • #6
            Originally posted by Grumpy John View Post
            Hi Richard, great to have you back posting. What a couple of great images, focus is spot on. Well done with #2 in what looks like difficult lighting conditions.
            Originally posted by LJG View Post
            Agree, very difficult shot but I think you have done very well in the conditions.
            Thank you both for your kind comments!

            Cheers Richard !

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            • #7
              Trying something different is always a good thing Richard. Lovely detail and colours. I've never seen one before so you're one up on me
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              • #8
                These are really hard to get a shot off.
                There is one in a man made lake system and there is one in there.
                I got told about it and seen the shots a few of them got and up until a little while ago I had only seen them through their eyes.bird

                One day I went down there and as I walked up I seen this small bird darting about.
                Getting closer I zoomed in and it was one of these.
                I really was take back by the size of it (and yes I should have done my own research) and there was this little bird slightly bigger than a Quail..
                But I got my shots and not to brag as I couldn't as they were not even half as good as these images.
                Though I got it and once I get better shots I will post my shots up.

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