Juvenile Canada Goose
Tree Creeper
Grey Heron
Grey Heron
Juvenile Coots
Mrs Mallard & The Kids
In other news, I've found a trick on the D90, changing the ISO has always meant either pressing the info button or squinting through the viewfinder then holding the ISO button and turning the wheel. Now I've swapped the 'images left' indicator for ISO and now all I need to do is spin the rear wheel to change it while looking at the top display. Sounds quite insignificant but it's going make life a whole lot easier for me when the light changes.
Paul.
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Congrats on the lifer - TC not an easy one to capture - well done.
The Canada chick would make a great 'header'.
Brilliant photos. The Tree Creeper camouflage is good - well spotted.
The first cutie is a really stunning photo. Great shots of the Heron in flight as well.
...Nice Tree Creeper (Brown Creeper in our neck of the woods), and that little yellow Canada chick is so cute I can't stand it! Baby Coots are quite a sight!
I love the shots of your juvenile coots!! Lovely shots :)
Greeeaaat pictures Brown......!!!!
Great pics Paul. Well done on the Tree Creeper. Difficult birds to spot (unless they move) let alone photograph. They're still very high on my "much wanted" list!!
Fun images of the fuzzy young. I especially liked the Canada and the coots.
Hi Paul
Great set of shots, especially Heron flight shots.
Regards
Mike
i never bothered changing that on the d80 but after getting a 300 I have to say a dedicated ISO button is brill.
nice photos. treecreepers are tough to get.
Congrats on the Tree Creeper.
Great shots of the Heron in flight, and ya just got to love those Coot chicks.
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