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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: West Cork, Ireland
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Dunnock, Bluetit, Blackbird and Great Tit
Had a lovely afternoon the other day watching my feathered friends in the garden 
Blackbird:
Bluetit:
Great Tit:
Dunnock:
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Blackbird:
Bluetit:
Great Tit:
Dunnock:
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Nice captures Z!
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love them , the great tit pic is amazing
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WOW! you are lucky to get all those visitors in your garden, sadly I have cats so don't get much other than starlings!
Love the blackbird
Love the blackbird
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Great shots but I especially love the blackbrid, fab capture 
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Great shots, love the Blackbird one, how the light comes through his beak really makes the shot
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Zounds
You have the same problem as me when taking photos of birds and thats the background. I have forgotton how many bird photos I have taken only to be ruined by the habitat they are in. The smaller the bird the harder is the capture photographic wise. Taking photos of swans etc is relatively easy as they stand out so much, but when small birds are in shubbery the camouflauge of the bird makes things twice as tough. Yet getting a photo of the bird in a different setting is entirely wrong.
On that basis the last photo must be the best, I have to say I find the other pictures not quite up to the same standard, this may be somewhat due to over editing, I don't know. Unless you are there when the photo is taken, one can only go by the picture that has been posted
As usual I try to understand the difficulty in taking some pictures and to give an honest opinion in what I think. Some may find it helpful others may not.
Bazza
Ps can't get hold of other code for you know what as my contact says the code is different now, the latest edition code is not available on the internet. Sorry
You have the same problem as me when taking photos of birds and thats the background. I have forgotton how many bird photos I have taken only to be ruined by the habitat they are in. The smaller the bird the harder is the capture photographic wise. Taking photos of swans etc is relatively easy as they stand out so much, but when small birds are in shubbery the camouflauge of the bird makes things twice as tough. Yet getting a photo of the bird in a different setting is entirely wrong.
On that basis the last photo must be the best, I have to say I find the other pictures not quite up to the same standard, this may be somewhat due to over editing, I don't know. Unless you are there when the photo is taken, one can only go by the picture that has been posted
As usual I try to understand the difficulty in taking some pictures and to give an honest opinion in what I think. Some may find it helpful others may not.
Bazza
Ps can't get hold of other code for you know what as my contact says the code is different now, the latest edition code is not available on the internet. Sorry
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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The great Tit is an excellent capture zounds you could maybe clone out the twig to the right and above to make it even better.
you could maybe clone out the twig to the right and above to make it even better.
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