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NZ Birds Part four

04-04-2014, 19:31

These are the last of the bird images from New Zealand, when I get a chance I will have to look at my Australian Bird images to see if there are any worth sharing here.

Unless; that is I've bored the pants off you with my bird images from New Zealand .

#1 Cormorant (maybe?) on a rock (Queenstown)
Exif ISO100, 200mm, f5.6, 1/500 sec

#2 Cormorant about to vacate a rock (Queenstown)
Exif ISO100, 200mm, f5.6, 1/400 sec

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#2

04-04-2014, 21:46

Re: NZ Birds Part four

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#3

04-04-2014, 21:53

Re: NZ Birds Part four

nice

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04-04-2014, 21:53

Re: NZ Birds Part four

Really good images Peter particularly N02, definitely a rock

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05-04-2014, 07:05

Re: NZ Birds Part four

Thanks Tom, Alan and Andy. I think this may be a New Zealand King Shag but...I could be wrong

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05-04-2014, 10:54

Re: NZ Birds Part four

Well done Peter. Nice ones

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