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ExcellentLittle Wattlebird. Endemic to Tasmania.
ILCE1 F4.5 1/3200 ISO 250 +3 comp. 100-400 @100mm
I thought I knew what the endemic words meant and it was as I thought and this brings me to this.Little Wattlebird. Endemic to Tasmania.
ILCE1 F4.5 1/3200 ISO 250 +3 comp. 100-400 @100mm
I thought I knew what the endemic words meant and it was as I thought and this brings me to this.
The Little Wattlebird can and is also found on mainland Australia as well as Tassie.
I just thought that you should know this. But still is a good shot.
All good and the Yellow one is one I would love to get one day. Been to Tassie once but never seen it then.Thanks you are quite right, I confused it with the yellow wattlebird of Tasmania.
All good and the Yellow one is one I would love to get one day. Been to Tassie once but never seen it then.
So I would love to have a return trip to find a few more there like the cute 40 Spotted Pardalote.
Fantastic!!!Short Eared Owl Pleased with the outcome considering 1/500th it kind of worked for the first few images of take of,although once in full flight everything went pear shaped ,love the motion in the wings with a steely sharp face.
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Nice. I'm not a big fan of using it, but it's worked well on this,After many attempts to get the On1 photo raw 2022 to run at a decent speed I tried out the sky replacement option, (different images taken same day) any good or bad points?
Thankyou, Russ.
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