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Old 31-12-2010, 09:30 AM
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Rainbow Lorrikeets.

These birds are so colourful.there has not been much of a chance to get out side to take images lately.Here is a image I took a while ago.

Did some brightness and contrast adjust and crop in CS5

camera 450D lens 400 L prime at 500 sec,iso 400,AV F 5.6,late arvo-low light hand held.

Thanks for looking,Chris
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Old 31-12-2010, 09:45 AM
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This reminded me of a photo of me and my sister at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary formally Currumbin Bird Sanctuary. I can still remember having this photo taken as the bird was really hurting my hand and it stuck in my mind That is a wonderful photo.

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Old 31-12-2010, 01:29 PM
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400 mm, nice and sharp. They are very willing and friendly subjects. The few here in Geelong are usually high in the trees and difficult to see.

Here's a very poor example.

I remember Crimson Rosella's almost in your hair at some of the national park camping grounds. But the one I remember most is the Kookaburra that stole a sausage of the BBQ while it was cooking.
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Old 31-12-2010, 07:56 PM
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When we first arrived in Brisbane I remember being mobbed by these birds after feeding them honey bread, they would come in the house and climb up your leg - trouble is they poo everywhere. They are colourful but noisy and the way they squabble is hillarious.

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That would make a lovely card or jigsaw puzzle.

Nice work Chris.

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