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Red-kneed Dotterel
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Ibis on gravestone
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The much-maligned Australian White Ibis, this one standing on a gravestone. Not a bad-looking rooster in good light. Toowong Cemetery, Toowong, Queensland, Australia. NIKON D500 + 300.0 mm f/4.0 1/640 @ f/7.1 ISO 110 @ 450 mm (effective FL)
Inquisitive Spotted Pardalote
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An inquisitive male Spotted Pardalote. They’re such beautiful little birds with a lovely song. Anstead Bushland Reserve, Anstead, Queensland, Australia. NIKON D500 + 200.0-500.0 mm f/5.6 1/640 @ f/7.1 ISO 320 @ 750 mm (effective FL)
Little Corella in the greenery
Late afternoon, Canon EOS 60D, Sigma 18-300mm, ISO 1000, 1/200 SEC at F/8.0
Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree
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A Laughing Kookaburra perched on a Eucalypt tree branch. Sandy Camp Wetlands, Wynnum, Queensland, Australia. NIKON D500 + 200.0-500.0 mm f/5.6 1/500 @ f/7.1 ISO 400 @ 750 mm (effective FL)
Guarding the nest
Taken in a paperbark swamp about 30km south of Darwin. Canon EOS 1000D, ISO 800, 1/80 sec at f 8.0 Tamron 200-500mm.
The beautiful Northern Rosella
These birds aren’t overly common but can be found in many areas in the north of Australia. I was pleased to get a shot even though I was shooting upwards. Canon EOS 1000D, Tamron 200-500mm, 1/500 sec at f/8.0 ISO 320.
Soon to get all his colour
Finally got one in the open. Camera EOS 60D Tamron 200-500mm, 1/640 sec at f/13.0, ISO 1250
Pied Cormorant at the Seaside
Drying off at The Haven, Terrigal on the Central Coast of NSW, Australia.
Hiding in the Grevillea bush
One of our daily visitors feeding on the Grevillea Flowers. Called a Blue Faced Honeyeater in the southern states. The name has been changed to White Quilled Honeyeater here in the north due to size differences. Apparently the northern species is smaller. Canon EOS60D, Sigma 18-300mm, fl 300mm, 1/800 sec at f/8.0, ISO 640, full sun.
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