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Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree ...

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    Default Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree ...

    Got this late one afternoon ...


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    Very, very nice. Great exposure.
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    Wow...lovin' this one MA!
    I guess my only critique of this would be that you didn't get the monkeys in the shot!
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    Cheers BF

    Quote Originally Posted by casil403 View Post
    Wow...lovin' this one MA!
    I guess my only critique of this would be that you didn't get the monkeys in the shot!
    I had to think about that for sec Casil Glad you like it.

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    the sunset makes the lighting nice

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    thanks Crystal

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    very lovely lighting, composition and exposure. well done!

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    so THAT'S what a kookaburra looks like

    I love the golden light in this one. he looks positively regal.

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    Oh Yeah....That rocks

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    Thanks M and Kat.

    Yes Bambi ... that's a Kookaburra ... huge ass Kingfisher basically, that has a habit of laughing so loud at 5am that he wakes up the neighbourhood!!

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