Kookaburra by Bea.

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19-NOV-2010	Bea

Nikon D80 ,Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G IF-ED AF-S VR Zoom
1/640s f/5.6 at 300.0mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Guest		22-Nov-2010 21:13
Very unusual looking bird. Great shot of him/her Bea!

Ann		20-Nov-2010 11:16
Absolutely beautiful image Bea. They are such pretty birds.

Graham P.		19-Nov-2010 23:02
Looks a nice, cheeky little fellow - congratulations on capturing him and sharing.

Barry Ailetcher		19-Nov-2010 22:31
good shot

Ed Duverger		19-Nov-2010 21:22
Very good and with soft colors.

Jack Hoying		19-Nov-2010 16:48
Very nice photo of this one!

Guest		19-Nov-2010 14:18
super catch , Bea!

Michel Terrien		19-Nov-2010 09:09
Excellent soft tone picture.

fotabug		19-Nov-2010 04:27
Wow, this is one awesome bird, Bea! And what a great shot.

Paul Milholland		19-Nov-2010 04:08
Wonderful shot of this guy, Bea.

Nancy		19-Nov-2010 02:56
A wonderful image, Bea. When I was a kid a favorite group song was "Kookaburra sits on an old gum tree...." I never knew what they looked like. Nancy

Ruth Voorhis		19-Nov-2010 02:32
What a marvellous capture, Bea. Great clarity and colour in this top shot.

paplvr		19-Nov-2010 00:05
What a cutie! Yes, the branches are a nice touch to frame it. Linda S

Thomas Bernhardsson		18-Nov-2010 23:45
Great shot! V

Guest		18-Nov-2010 23:37
Awesome shot Bea, you did better than me, I am still trying for a decent Kingfisher shot but haven't got it yet.

Guest		18-Nov-2010 23:30
Great shot, their heads look just a bit too big for their body!

Rich Strobel		18-Nov-2010 23:28
Very nice catch Bea and very well done!!

Roger Bailey		18-Nov-2010 23:07
Good catch, I understand they are of the Kingfisher family, also known as the laughing Jackass!

Guest		18-Nov-2010 23:01
A very nice capture of this interesting species. Looks a little like a king-fisher.

Graham		18-Nov-2010 22:47
Super Shot Bea

Elaine		18-Nov-2010 22:36
Bea, how neat! I have a couple of rubber stamps of this type of bird. I love them. I bet you were so tickled to get this fine shot of one.

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