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Green Forrest Rozella. Endemic to Tasmania
Largest of the Rosella up to 38cm + I was getting around 20 to my feeder then after the Fires about 5 returned and now none.
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Largest of the Rosella up to 38cm + I was getting around 20 to my feeder then after the Fires about 5 returned and now none. -
G'day mate
two excellent images - and most unusual to see a) such a closeup of the bird and b) the raindrops on the feathers.
#1 actually looks a bit scary being such a closeup, but with #2 ... any possibility of zapping the 2 or 3 quite prominent light-coloured diagonals?
ps- like your Flickr albums as well
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Two very interesting images Pete. Wonderful feather detail in #1, but the shadows could use a bit of a lift. I have done a bit of a quick edit to show what I mean, do you mind if I post it?
Wonderful detail in the raindrops also, this adds a different dimension the the parrot photos we usually see. Well done.
Hopefully the Rosella's will return it time.Comment
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Lovely looking birds Pete! Nice and close with great detail and colour. I'm interested to know what the blue background is in #1.I Shoot A Canon
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My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.Comment
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Amazing looking birds,I`ve never seen these birds in pictures let alone real life,TFS.C+C,EDITS OK
I shoot a Canon 90D with a few bits of glass.Comment
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good details in both. good workStephen Davey. Nikon ShooterComment
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