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Re: Your most prized photoThanks Candy. Laine and Dirk's Bird Photos - created with Bird Photo Organizer - v3.0! Follow me on Twitter @wildtuinman 625 Latest Lifer(s): Red-footed Falcon #62 25-04-2010 01:05:00
Re: Your most prized photoTo date I do not have as many photos in my id file sitting around the 190mark with a zoo of trips to go through and sift through. I have tried to set a reasonable standard for the photos but some of them must just be included like my wattled cranes, one of the worst pics but the sighting of these birds was just WOW. Got them up in the Giants castle area during a hectic snow storm and as on cue the snow stopped as we saw them and gave us a good 10 min break to admire them before blanking out everything. #63 25-04-2010 09:36:01
Re: Your most prized photoYou are right sparks, those are two wow photos! I am jet to get such a good shot of a bateleur birding101 "There is a difference in merely getting a bird, and seeing it." A supremely bad idea, by Luke Dempsey. #64 25-04-2010 11:15:55
Re: Your most prized photobeautiful shots, Sparks How to resize your photos "Better Photography is a journey, not a destination." George D. Lepp “You must be the change you wish to see in the world”. Mahatma Gandhi Treat the Earth and all that dwell therein with respect.Remain close to the Great Spirit Show great respect for your fellow beings. Work together for the benefit of all Mankind Give assistance and kindness wherever needed. Do what you know to be right Look after the well-being of Mind and Body. Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater Good Be truthful and honest at all times. Take full responsibility for your actions. American Indian Ten Commandments #65 25-04-2010 12:17:18
Re: Your most prized photo;)Thanks Jay #66 25-04-2010 19:01:24
Re: Your most prized photoLovely shots Sparks! #67 25-04-2010 19:15:40
Re: Your most prized photoRock Kestrel?? JK Nature Guiding- Head Guide JK Nature Guiding- http://www.facebook.com/pages/JK-Nature … 5664766448 Life List: 503 (Striped Pipit, Eastern Clapper Lark) #68 25-04-2010 19:23:54
Re: Your most prized photoYup, sorrie oom, on the Weskus we call them "Falkies" #69 25-04-2010 19:26:16
Re: Your most prized photoMuis, I am sure many birders wish they could alos see them on the dish birding101 "There is a difference in merely getting a bird, and seeing it." A supremely bad idea, by Luke Dempsey. #70 25-04-2010 19:42:22
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Re: Your most prized photoWow stunning photo of that "Falkie" Muis "I have nice equipment because it helps me create crap faster and with greater precision." -- cdifoto #73 27-04-2010 10:44:39
Re: Your most prized photogreat photies Sparks! (i see Jaybird fixed it all up for you! #74 27-04-2010 11:34:57
Re: Your most prized photoOk i get it JK Nature Guiding- Head Guide JK Nature Guiding- http://www.facebook.com/pages/JK-Nature … 5664766448 Life List: 503 (Striped Pipit, Eastern Clapper Lark) #75 27-04-2010 15:32:31
Re: Your most prized photoSuper photo of the Bateleur, sparks! On my last trip, I was reminded how beautiful they are! GBT’s Bird Guide: 180 species Recently added species: African Quailfinch, Kalahari Scrub-Robin, African Palm-Swift Resizing photos: 240x160. Most Active UsersBoard information
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