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  • Isac
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    You're a funny man!

  • David_MC
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    Rehearsal was not going well for the avian Cirque du Soleil.

  • Isac
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    Originally posted by Ralph View Post
    These in my books are one of the hardest birds to capture as in the colour contrast in the face to body. As in your 2nd shot the face looks slightly washed out but to get it all to work this has to happen from time to time to get the shot to work. This is to why I think these and the Hooded Robin are quite hard to get right all the time. Wonderful shot.
    Thanks Ralph. You're not wrong with how hard it is to get the exposure right because of the pitch black head and light grey body. The only way I can get it reasonable is in PP.

    Originally posted by Ozzie_Traveller View Post
    G'day mate. An excellent series - and the facial in #3 is superb. Phil
    The willies are not afraid of any other birds Phil and they are also very territorial, especially in Spring. I have a photo of them attacking an Australian Hobby (little falcon) and it just sat there like a stunned mullet. Those images were lost but I'll keep searching my backups.

    Originally posted by AlfandBen View Post
    Another good series. Great work on #1
    Thanks A&B. I do love to play with composites, just to keep the mind engaged.
    Originally posted by David_MC View Post
    Nice shots. Looks like the others threw the middle one off in the first one.
    Thanks David, wanna add a caption?

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  • Isac
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    Thanks Stephen. I only noticed these shrikes a few years ago so they appear to be gradually accepting of suburbia.

  • David_MC
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    Nice shots. Looks like the others threw the middle one off in the first one.

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  • AlfandBen
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    Another good series. Great work on #1

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  • Ozzie_Traveller
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    G'day mate

    an excellent series - and the facial in #3 is superb

    Phil

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  • Ralph
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    These in my books are one of the hardest birds to capture as in the colour contrast in the face to body.
    As in your 2nd shot the face looks slightly washed out but to get it all to work this has to happen from time to time to get the shot to work.
    This is to why I think these and the Hooded Robin are quite hard to get right all the time.
    Wonderful shot.

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  • Isac
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    .... or "I'll just fly down and get another bug"

  • MJ224
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    All good, but the first does it for me. Could be great caption there..............Perhaps "Take more water with it next time"...

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  • wigz
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    I thought it looked too good to be true. Very effective though. Well done.

  • Isac
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    I dropped in a new sky and it looked better than the original grey sky. I couldn't get a shot with them all close enough for the frame, so I brought them all closer together. I shot the Willie the next day and it was a clear blue sky.

  • wigz
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    Excellent action Isac. Is #1 a composite or single shot.

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  • avkomp
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    good action captured here. love how willies will take on just about anything.
    well done

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  • Isac
    started a topic Cuckoo Shrikes

    Cuckoo Shrikes

    These Black Faced Cuckoo Shrikes were playing around and getting bugs from my neighbours lawn. Very entertaining.
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    ... and then the Willie Wagtail came in to let them know it was his patch.
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